Thanks for your reply Edub! I did actually read that thread previously, but I am unsure about how to implement this.
I am not sure how I need to tell the application where the common templates are (zf/applications/layouts), versus those templates that are specific to each module (zf/application/layouts/news/views). In my bootstrap I have this line: Zend_Layout::startMvc($config); where config files has the following layout parameters: layout = "layout" layoutPath = "/zf/application/layouts" contentKey = "CONTENT" When I run the application it shows all the common templates, but does not show the templates of the module. Any ideas? ++Tx P edub wrote: > > First in your bootstrap you need to setup your Zend_Layout MVC instance > correctly and tell it where the main layout template files are stored. > > Take a look at the code in my posting here: > http://www.nabble.com/Zend-View-with-Zend-Layout-Question-td19017745.html > > > > > > pvechi wrote: >> >> I am building an application which has several modules (news, forums, >> etc). These modules will use the same header and footer files. >> >> I am trying to implement the Zend_Layout component to manage the template >> phtml files, etc. However, I am running into difficulties in that I do >> not know how to tell zend_layout where the layout files for each module >> are stored (I am not sure if this approach is good either). >> >> Firstly, here is my file structure: >> >> zf >> >> application >> >> layouts >> >> news >> >> controllers >> >> modules >> >> views >> >> forums >> >> controllers >> >> modules >> >> views >> >> blogs >> >> controllers >> >> modules >> >> views >> >> >> I have a common bootstrap file for the above. >> >> www/index.php >> >> >> Is there a way I can use the layout files (header.phtml, footer.phtml) >> saved in the layouts directory, together with the phtml files specific to >> each module (news, forums, blogs) using Zend_layout? >> >> I have been searching for this type of implementation but could not find >> something concrete. >> >> ++Tx >> P >> > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Zend-Layout---multiple-modules---common-templates-tp19038519p19047730.html Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
