Re: HTTP_Template_Flexy Questions
| From: | Jamie Wall | Date: | Mon, 09 Aug 2004 11:44:16 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: HTTP_Template_Flexy Questions | ||
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Thanks!
Another question:
Is it possible to manipulate a dynamic element which has a variable in it?
Template:
<mybutton id="CustomerButton" value="{customer.id}" flexy:dynamic="yes" />
Element Code:
$elements=$template->getElements();
foreach ($elements as $elementName => $element) {
if ($element->tag=='mybutton') {
$buttonAttributes=array(
'type'=>'button',
'onclick'=>"javascript:doSomething()"
);
$elements[$elementName]=new HTML_Template_Flexy_Element("input",
$buttonAttributes);} It seems like I can't have any {} in my template for a dynamic element. Is there a way to have the {customer.id} expanded to its value before the element code takes place so I end up with: <input type="button" onclick="javascript:soSomething()" id="CustomerButton" value="26" /> instead of: <input type="button" onclick="javascript:soSomething()" id="CustomerButton" /> I see:
// general assumption - none of the tools can do much with dynamic
// attributes - eg. stuff with flexy tags in it.
if (!is_string($this->ucAttributes[$key])) {
return false;
}
$v = $this->ucAttributes[$key];
in the getAttribute() function of Tag.php which seems a bit discouraging. I think if I could have dynamic elements with variable template code in them, it would be like winning the lottery :-)!
Jamie Wall
http://www.webpeak.com
1(727)527-3646
Alan Knowles wrote:
Jamie Wall wrote:First: I am really finding Flexy useful! Second: I have 2 questions concerning the use of Flexy: 1. Is there a way to use prefix/suffix with form tags? To make it work for me, I am modifying HTTP_Template_Flexy_Element method toHtmlNoClose() like: return "{$prefix}<{$ret->tag}".$ret->attributesToHTML() . '>' . $ret->childrenToHTML() . $suffix;It would involve adding an extra call to the page: $this->elements['formName']->closeToHtml(); put it as a feature request on the package bug page.. - with code if you have time..2. Is their a way to compile/output a string which contains the template instead of using a file on disk? I see: function compile(&$flexy,$string=false) in HTML_Template_Flexy_Compiler_Standard, but I also want mergeElement functionality which is in outputObject/bufferedOutputObject which seems to rely on a template on disk. I have it mostly working, but again I have to modify/subclass which doesn't seem right.There is.. :) - although it's not normally recommended as the compiling stage is not very fast (eg. expect 100% CPU utilization on anything over 100 lines).. class StringCompiler extends HTML_Template_Flexy {var $compiledString; function StringCompiler($opts) { $opts['compileToString'] = true; parent::HTML_Template_Flexy($opts); } function compile($string) {$compiler = HTML_Template_Flexy_Compiler::factory($this->options);$this->compiledString = $compiler->compile($x,$string); } function outputObject($t,$elements) { eval($this->compiledString); }} you may want to look at the Flexy Source a bit more to add features, but the basic stuff should work by doing this.. Regards AlanThank you in advance. Jamie Wall http://www.webpeak.com 1(727)527-3646