I think you can do this in the element:
<?php echo serialize(array('many' => 'vars')); ?>
and this in the view:
<?php
$vars = unserialize($this->renderElement(stuff...));
export($vars)
echo $many ;
?>
On Oct 31, 5:44 pm, Defranco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Besides the standard html returned from a element while using
> renderElement - is possible to return variables from a view like when
> you pass an argument as reference to a function?
>
> I'm rendering a element and it is returning an html (string) but I
> would like to get a collection of variables from it instead of just a
> string that it normally returns -- is it possible? -- is there some
> workaround that I can use to return a collection of variables (array
> for example) from a single render element?
>
> thanks
>
> DeFrancoI think you can do this in the element:
<?php echo serialize(array('many' => 'vars')); ?>
and this in the view:
<?php
$vars = unserialize($this->renderElement(stuff...));
export($vars)
echo $many ;
?>
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