Re: [PHP3] Re: [PHP Template] Re: [PHP3] PHP Template Engine spec revision 0.52
| From: | John Coggeshall | Date: | Tue, 21 Mar 2000 20:31:48 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: [PHP3] Re: [PHP Template] Re: [PHP3] PHP Template Engine spec revision 0.52 | ||
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> No, I don't propose that the designer do that. The best way, I think, is
> for programmer to set up a skeleton template which already has sections
> where necessary and then give it to the designer who simply expands the
> HTML.
Okay....
<HTML>
<HEAD>
{HEADDATA}
</HEAD>
<BODY {BODYTAGS}>
{LINK1}
{LINK2}
{LINK3}
{TABLE1DATA}
</BODY>
</HTML>
that won't help anyone... now your asking the developer to become a
designer...
> And the engine doesn't convert template language into PHP. It executes
> it directly.
It still applies... there is a whole extra layer for something to go wrong
now.
> I'm not imposing my will on you or anything like that. If you like it,
> then use it, if you don't - well, more power to you, find something that
> fits your needs better.
You may not be imposing your will on me... but my contractors DO infact
impose your will on me. If they start coding their sites like this it's my
job to deal with it... I can't argue with a contractor paying me -- but I
can argue with the concept.
John