Re: Force Caching of Insert-Plugins - Bug?

FYI: I solve this problem by using another smarty instance for rendering the "staticly called inserted" insert-plugins. Thomas Schulz schrieb in php.smarty.dev: > I have implemented most of my application logic as insert-plugins. But > in some cases it is not necessary to prevent them from caching and the > insert- plugin could work like a template function. > > To force caching of an insert plugin I wrote a little template function > as wrapper: > > function smarty_function_static($params, &$smarty) > { > require_once MY_PLUGIN_DIR . > 'insert.'.$params['name'].'.php'; > $insert_function = 'smarty_insert_' . $params['name']; > return $insert_function($params, $smarty); > } > > Some samples with an insert plugin named "content". > > Show a content item and don't cache it (normal insert): > {insert name="content" view="item"} > > Show a content list and cache the output in the template (force > caching): > {static name="content" view="list"} > > This works as espected and accelerate my application. But in sometimes > when I use {static ...} and {insert ...} in an template, some > insert-calls in cached templates failed with (Output of > Smarty.class.php,v 1.392): > > > Notice: Undefined index: content in d:\docroots\ectnd\sys\libs > \Smarty.class.php on line 1845 > > Fatal error: Call to undefined function: () in > d:\docroots\ectnd\sys\libs \Smarty.class.php on line 1846 > > > This comes up in _process_cached_inserts() because there is no entry in > $this->_plugins['insert'] for the insert-plugin. > > As workaround I include the plugin "manually": > > if (isset($this->_plugins['insert'][$name])) { > // normal behavior > $function_name = $this->_plugins['insert'][$name][0]; > } else { > // workaround > $function_name = 'smarty_insert_' . $name; > require_once MY_PLUGIN_DIR . 'insert.' . $name . '.php'; > } > > But I have no idea how to solve this correct.. > > Any other? :-) > > Thomas. > > -- http://4bconsult.de