You can assign values to your view before the partial
$this->layout()->test = 'foo';
and retrieve them using layout():
echo $this->layout()->test; // echoes 'foo'
Hope this helps,
Victor
Joe Czhlobatnik wrote:
> Well you could just put all values in an
> array an pass that to the partial?
I'm not passing anything to the partial, the partialLoop helper is.
Note I'm sending a list of items, not just one single item. If I want
to adjust what the helper sends to the partial, I'd have to unroll the
list, add the extra values to each individual item, re-roll the list,
and then send it to the helper. If I have to go to that rather silly
extreme, then there's really no point using the helper.
Unless there's a built in mechanism that I'm missing, I'm thinking of
extending partialLoop to take an extra parameter -- an array of extra
values to "tack on" to the parameters that are passed to the partial
for each iteration of the loop.
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