Re: PHP and HTML - Templates Man
| From: | Christian Calloway | Date: | Thu, 29 Jun 2000 23:31:36 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: PHP and HTML - Templates Man | ||
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would love to.., not really that well supported yet..
Szii wrote in message <3.0.5.32.20000628223519.009bde60@earthlink.net>...
>Use XML. That's what it was designed for.
>
>-Szii
>
>At 01:23 AM 6/29/00 -0400, Christian Calloway wrote:
>>Wow, I only saw one reference to using templates in the replies to this
>>question. Anyways, one of the basic paradigms of web development, is the
>>seperation of script logic and markup presentation. You wanna keep your
php
>>scripting as far away from your html as possible, which can be done via
one
>>of the many (to many) available template engines for php. You never ever
>>want to output little bits of html from your script, it will just make
>>things incredibly difficult to maintain (trust me, i've been there). Why?
>>Well if you want to change the markup/presentation of your page, all you
>>have to do is edit a seperate template file which contains all of your
>>markup, throw it into Dreamweaver for example, make your changes, then
throw
>>it back on the server. No programmattic changes have to be made, so your
>>code/logic can remain intact.
>>
>>The only problem is there is not set specification for Template engines,
as
>>in there is nothing defining what their exact behavior should be and all
of
>>their interfaces vary. Pain in the ass if you ever want to change template
>>engines.. I really wish they would build one into php...
>>
>>
>>"Steven Reed" wrote in message ...
>>>Hello All,
>>>
>>>I am new to PHP, i was wondering which method is best for displaying HTML
>>on
>>>PHP pages, efficiently.
>>>Is it to embed the HTML statements inside of Echo statements, or to close
>>>the PHP tags and then have normal HTML ?
>>>
>>>Thanks in advance - Steven.
>>>
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