Hello,
Am 23.08.2010 23:12, schrieb romtek:
For me, the biggest benefit of using PHPTAL is being able to view the code
in WYSIWYG programs. Having a template system in which there are many macros
calling each other on several levels defeats this purpose. I think that in
some cases using pure PHP
Hello Robert,
Am 31.08.2010 11:54, schrieb Robert Partyka:
Hello,
[...]
someone know ansver what can be wrong? Maybe its something with
configuration of PHP?
PHP version - PHP 5.2.12
1. Are you very sure the file is utf-8 encoded?
2. IIRC some combination of PHP and/or libxml had strange
Hello Kornel,
Kornel Lesiński schrieb:
> On 08-12-2009 at 21:05:20 Tjerk Meesters wrote:
>
>> Also, errors will be silently ignored by default if you use ${}.
>> Changing it to tal:content, for instance, without an alternative
>> (using pipe syntax) would throw a template exception if the used
>
Hello,
I want to explore the possibilities of macros. Using a
metal:define-macro INSIDE my template works as expected.
However I fail to use a macro defined in another file.
Trying to access the same macro from another template by
'metal:use-macro="file.xhtml/mymacro"' unfortunatly fails. :-<
I
Hello,
Kornel Lesiński schrieb:
> On 15-01-2010 at 16:07:45 Peter Niederlag wrote:
[...]
> You can't simply call entire file as macro.
I know. ;) Whatever I messed up (editing the wrong file/..?), suddenly
everything is working like a charme. :->
Thx for your quick response
