Re: Template Proposal
| From: | Joao Prado Maia | Date: | Thu, 08 Nov 2001 20:19:59 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Template Proposal | ||
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On Thu, 8 Nov 2001, Alexander Wagner wrote:
> IMHO, Smarty is perfect if you only want to separate Code from Design
> and don't want to touch XSLT. It has a damn lot of nice features and is
> quite fast. Besides, it is well documented.
> But if you want the templates to be edited by third-party designers,
> and I mean designers, not developers, you're usually better off with
> IT[X] or similar systems that don't place control structures in the
> templates. As long as you can live with the performance hit, anyway.
>
Please explain to me why using IT[X] and then calling your template
variables {VARIABLE} is any easier than {$VARIABLE}. Because you can do
really simplistic stuff like that with Smarty just fine. Whats the deal
here ?
If you don't want to use the more complex options, like Smarty's control
structures, don't use it.
I'm really curious on knowing what is the difference here. I mean, besides
Smarty being fricking faster than IT[X], that is.
Joao
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