Re: [PHPTAL] Ztal 1.0.0

Hello :) If you look back through the git repo you will notice that until recently we had pretty much the same code. However, you also need an action helper to correctly setup the paths. Maybe the problem with the timings was because of our very complex deployment environment and the include pa

Re: [PHPTAL] Ztal 1.0.0

As soon as I have some time to breath I'll do a pull request in the git repo ;) Marco Pivetta @Ocramius http://marco-pivetta.com 2011/1/5 Robert Goldsmith > Hello :) > > If you look back through the git repo you will notice that until recently > we had pretty much

Re: [PHPTAL] Ztal 1.0.0

BTW. Could You set UTF-8 as default encoding in your project? Looking throug the code I saw ISO-8859-1. ___ PHPTAL mailing list PHPTAL@lists.motion-twin.com http://lists.motion-twin.com/mailman/listinfo/phptal

Re: [PHPTAL] Ztal 1.0.0

It should be UTF-8 but without the BOM headers. If the files are not UTF-8 I'll look into converting them but we develop UTF-8, unix line endings by default :) Robert On 5 Jan 2011, at 10:23, aaatoja wrote: > BTW. Could You set UTF-8 as default encoding in your project? Looking throug > the co

Re: [PHPTAL] Ztal 1.0.0

And also https://github.com/namesco/ZTal/blob/master/Mail.php line 74. I can't remember if I saw just inside this file or somewhere else. ___ PHPTAL mailing list PHPTAL@lists.motion-twin.com http://lists.motion-twin.com/mailman/listinfo/phptal

Re: [PHPTAL] Ztal 1.0.0

That sets the encoding for email content generated by the template - most email clients expect latin1 for email content. Obviously it is also a parameter to the function so you can pass any supported encoding but unless you know your target audience, latin1 behaves most consistently :) For norm