Re: IT[X] addBlock()
| From: | Vitaly N. Kravchenko | Date: | Thu, 20 Dec 2001 11:03:15 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: IT[X] addBlock() | ||
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Hello, Bertrand Mansion!
> The answer to this question is that it has not been well thought from the
> beginning and it has been committed while it was not working. (I am talking
> about ITX not IT). And according to the citation, Ulf Wendel seems to agree
> with this.
> Now for Andre, ITX code is supposed to work "fine" if you use version 1.9, I
> don't know about the later ones but it should be ok too (?). If you can't
> make it work, it is because 1. Your template is wrong, 2. Your code is
> wrong. I would suggest you look at
>
> http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=pear-dev&m=100498428025588&w=2
Strange, but I try that example with two template-files,
and saw only:
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<html><body>
Hello world<br>
Here goes your second template :<br></body></html>
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So, where is the second template..?
// $Id: ITX.php,v 1.13 2001/12/12 12:38:49 uw Exp $
Ulf?
> for a small example, or send an abbreviated version of your code and
> template.
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=pear-dev&m=100498428025588&w=2
> If you want my personal opinion about ITX, for having used it for a long
> time, it is a total waste of time to try to make it work. You'd better use
> PHPlib templates or Smarty.
Agree, But, I can't understand why we have IT/ITX in pear, exept PHPLib or/and
Smarty..?
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Best regards, KVN.
PHP4You (<http://php4you.kiev.ua/>)
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