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From: Nico G. <sc...@ac...> - 2001-05-24 09:52:39
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--* Alex Black (Tue, May 22, 2001 at 12:11:06AM -0700) *--
> master templates, and module layouts, are normal php-in-html for a numb=
er of
> reasons, not least of which we'd have to generate a huge amount of xml =
for
> every page render, only to be hurt by using xsl.
>
> some examples:
> -you can entirely omit the $bc_page[templates] array (you don't hav=
e to
> have a master template.. if you don't the module groups will just be pr=
inted
> in sequence.
what i was wondering, if we're always trying to separate code and
layout, how come we have a 'hello world' module that echo()'s a content?
ok i agree, it's an example module, so echo()'ing stuff is it's job (as
in the "hello world" module definition), but shouldn't be the table
layout defined in this module be somewhere else?
or am i missing the point once again?
--nicolas
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