On 12 Jan 2010, at 16:02, <[email protected]> wrote:
Thanks for the advice. I'd prefer to go with method #1 because that
is how
I was previously rendering templates with Zend_View. The echo issue
still
remains, however. If I use ${dojo().onLoadCaptureEnd()} then I get
random
"1" outputs everywhere because onLoadCaptureEnd() returns true. This
is
rather unfortunate because dojo information is rendered all over the
place
in Zend. For example,
This can be easily solved:
function noecho($anything)
{
return '';
}
${php:noecho(dojo.onLoadCaptureEnd())}
or more fancy:
function phptal_tales_noecho($expr)
{
$code = phptal_tales('php:' . $expr);
return " ''.(($code)&&0) "; // PHP doesn't have comma operator
}
${noecho:dojo.onLoadCaptureEnd())
--
regards, Kornel
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