Re: [Phplib-users] (no subject)

[Lars H. <ph...@qu...>]

Hi Roberto,

> On the template class, is there a way to have "master" templates for the
> whole site, that would be included in all other templates? It seems to me
> that by having to specify the root in every templated page, it wouldn't
> allow that functionality out of the box.

Maybe something like this works for you:

class MyTemplate {

  var $Tpl = "";

  function MyTemplate () {

    $this->Tpl = new Template("/root/2/your/templates", "remove");
    $this->setMainTemplate();
  }

  function setMainTemplate() {
    $this->Tpl->set_file(array(
          "mainPage" => "mainPage.tpl"
          ));

    $this->Tpl->set_var(array(
          "foo" => "bar"
          ));
  }

  function setContent($myContent = "") {
    $this->Tpl->set_var("array(
        "content" => "$myContent"
        ));
  }

  function showMainTemplate() {
     $this->Tpl->pparse("mainPage");
  }
}



$myTpl = new MyTemplate();
$myTpl->setContent("Hello, this is my content");
$myTpl->showMainTemplate();

You can extend your class MyTemplate with other templates or other vars.


The other way is to create a function, maybe parseHeader() or
something, which prints your header (powered by a template file)
and then call other templates and then you call parseFooter() or something.


HTH,
Lars
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