HI
I had similar client before, they wanted the site in short time, so what it did
was
structure:
pages/
- holds all pages content.
- with each directory one XML config file
- page title
- meta data
- template to use for current page.
- blocks to be used on pages
skins/
- holds css/js and templates.
Library/
- simple classes to process pages
example:
url: domain.co.nz/what-we-do/softwares
pages/what-we-do.php ----- page content
pages/where-we-are.php
pages/config.xml ------ have configuration details for
what-we-do.php and where-we-are.php and any other one in this level
pages/what-we-do/softwares.php
pages/what-we-do/config.xml
hope this helps
Mohammed Alsharaf
http://www.safitech.com
Date: Wed, 2 Sep 2009 11:36:32 +1200
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: [phpug] Simple templating framework?
Does anyone here know of any good simple PHP templating frameworks? I get
given sites to update/extend/maintain that are just made of alot of static HTML
and I'm not a fan of having to go through every page to make one change, but
the clients are sure they don't want a CMS. So I want to find some kind of
simple framework for these kinds of sites that can handle site-wide templates
but also make it easy to set page titles, current menu items, page-specific
CSS/JS etc.
I know I can just do
$pageTitle = 'about us';
include('includes/header.php');
<p>
Content here!
</p>
but it can get messy with nested subpages and whatnot so I was if there's
something somewhere between this and a CMS..?
Nathan
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