Hi Thomas,
> I've already discussed this method with Raymond some months ago and he
> said, that it may be a bit slower, but I (with my limited experience)
> consider it a much cleaner approach then putting any logic inside the
> template.
The issue we are discussing is different. If I understand correctly, you're
discussing how to combine a layout template with a content template. So that
the content is included into the layout template. The problem I got is pure
in the content template. Many includes and many more variables.
> As you see, there may still be a problem, since I'm calling $t->process for
> different templates on the same ezcTemplate object, which may cause a clash
> of the variables sent for the first and those for the second template.
>
> I kindly ask for a suggestion how to solve this without much performance
> loss and without using the template component in an unintended way.
You should either do:
$t = new ezcTemplate();
$t->send->a = 1;
$content = $t->process("content");
$t->send = new ezcTemplateVariableCollection();
$t->send->content = $content;
$t->process("layout");
Or do:
$tc = new ezcTemplate();
$tl = new ezcTemplate();
$tc->send->a = 1;
$tl->send->content = $tc->process("content");
$tl->process("layout");
I think it is the correct behavior to keep the send variables when process()
is called more than once.
Cheers, Raymond.
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