In template I can access first level variables directly (tal:content="title" />). Is it possible to "switch context" to
"parent" object by some redefining so I could access second level
variables not by "parent/title" but also direct "title"? My current
(ugly) workaround is $data => Object ("
And in php:
$tal=new PHPTAL('inc/main.html');
$tal->setTemplate('pages/forum.html');
$tal->setTemplate('pages/forum/main.html');
And it doesn't work - there is only forum, without "inc/main"
template :/ What I done wrong?
You can't set more than one template at a time. Call to setTemplate()
On 30.01.2009, at 18:09, romtek wrote:
On Fri, Jan 30, 2009 at 4:57 AM, Kornel Lesiński > wrote:
On 30-01-2009 at 03:13:16 romtek wrote:
Assuming that unwinding when handling exceptions is more time
consuming than using if/else mechanism, wouldn't it be better to
build this ability into
And in php:
$tal=new PHPTAL('inc/main.html');
$tal->setTemplate('pages/forum.html');
$tal->setTemplate('pages/forum/main.html');
And it doesn't work - there is only forum, without "inc/main"
template :/ What I done wrong?
You can't set more than one template at a time. Call to setTemplate()
Hi,
I've tried to dynamically allocate an object inside a template and gotten
errors. The following gets generated in the compiled code:
*$ctx->new* GuestList(null, $ctx->event->guestlist_id). The bold part won't
work, obviously.
It currently seems impossible to do. Is it?
Thanks
Roman
