All charm Zend_Controller_Action_Helper_ViewRenderer will too difficultly be gone! :)
Laurent-23 wrote: > > First, i should present the way i manage a web page. > > I call component every part of page that could be contained in > functional box. Then, header is a component, as there will be a footer > component, a pub component, menu, invisible components as tags, etc.. > My layout is just the minimum part of static html that will allow to > display all or some components in a good way. > Layout contains some 'box' or 'place' that will be filled with components. > > The trick is to consider the ZF_view as the layout to render, then the > action will only say which components should fill and in which part of > layout. > In this way, the layout will render all components in one pass. To make > a reference to the two step view method, this could be named one step view > or rather one step layout method. An obvious gain is you can render in > one pass as much components as you want. > > I implement it without any dev, just ZF RC1 out of box. > > Roughly speaking, in the controller init() method, i will set the view > as the layout. > Of course, it could more efficient and easier to use if it was > integrated to viewRenderer. ViewRenderer should had a layout mode, then > we wont have to force > ScriptAction in init() of controller. It could be easily done later. > > > To go a little farther, i have write a little config file layouts.ini > and a class to parse it where i can tell which layout should be used > depending on module, controller and action. > For each layout, i can also defined a default components list. > > #The most specific entry will be choose. > [layouts] > moduleName.layout = layoutName > moduleName.controllerName.layout = layoutName > moduleName.controllerName.actionName.layout = layoutName > # unlisted module will get the default module layout > > [components] > layoutName.blocName[] = componentName > ... > > As i'm not confortable in english, you can find an implementation > example in a zip file below. > This is really basic layouts and components. > http://titerm.free.fr/ZF/samples.zip > > > In each action, we can > Specify a layout instead default one > Specify what components should go and in which part of layout or accept > default components layout > Give data needed by components if necessary. > Call action helper > > In components or layouts, view helpers are available. > > I'll answer any question after my holidays. > > Thanks. > > Laurent > > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/The-way-i-manage-layout-with-ZF-RC1-without-any-dev.-tf3895371s16154.html#a11047667 Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
