Re: recommendations for an EASY TO LEARN & USE template system?

How would you set up you file to include - how would it know where to put the values? Thanks --- Paul M Jones <pmjones@php.net> wrote: > Lukas Smith wrote: > > Paul M Jones wrote: > > > >> Lukas Smith wrote: > >> > >>>> Any recommedndations? > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> PHP! > >>> > >>> extract($__data__); > >>> unset($__data__); > >>> ob_start(); > >>> include $__file__; > >>> $content = ob_get_contents(); > >>> ob_end_clean(); > >> > >> > >> > >> Hear hear! But don't forget to "echo $content;" > at the end there or > >> you'll wonder why all the pages are blank. ;-) > > > > > > Actually echo'ing is not the job of a template > engine. > > Looking at this, you can actually get it a bit > shorter, and not have to > worry about variable name conflict, although it > might not throw errors > the way you expect it should. Requires PHP >= > 4.3.0. > > <?php > // func_get_arg(0) is the file to include > // func get_arg(1) is the data array > function getRenderedTemplate() > { > extract((array) func_get_arg(1)); > ob_start(); > include func_get_arg(0); > return ob_get_clean(); > } > ?> > > Of course, you still need to echo it at the end or > you won't see anything. > > > -- pmj > __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? The all-new My Yahoo! - What will yours do? http://my.yahoo.com