I've noticed that PHPTal places the repeat value variable in the ctx
object, which happens to be the same scope as all others
assigned to view. This presents a problem when using general
names through out your template, here is an example.
With in side phptal lets say you have two arrays, $user a
Szymek Przybył writes:
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> I done a few sites in PHPTAL. When I today visit one of them - I saw an
> error:
>
> exception 'PHPTAL_Exception' with message 'Invalid element name
> 'ohhe.length;qhxk+=3){ifdm+=rkfg(ohhe.substr'' in
> /inc/PHPTAL-1.1.14/PHPTAL/Dom/Node.php:107 Stack trace: # etc.
ssing this?
Thanks!
Richard Cernava
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Ionut Matei writes:
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> If a template contains php code, it gets into the compiled template and will
be executed...I think a pre-filter can be created for stripping php code, but Is
there a feature or setting in PHPTAL for preventing executing php code placed
inside php tags (e.g. like $php_h
Richard Cernava writes:
Oh yeah, you do have to filter the attribute values as well because the are
allowed to have php in them.
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Kornel Lesiński writes:
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> On 06-08-2009 at 18:48:46 Richard Cernava wrote:
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> > I'm at a loss to find a method to disable PHPTAL parsing for a block of
> > XML/HTML. I am aware that there placing anything in a comment removes it
> > exempts
> >
>
>
> As a work around perhaps you can place the Javascript template code in
separate files and use them like this:
I hate to destroy the elegance of TAL :) I haven't looked into the metal macro
library much, I may be able to work somethin
Hi,
A "feature" of PHP's is to consume a newline when it is following it's closing
tag (http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=28381). The reason I bring this up is
because this issue affects PHPTAL's output. Take for example:
I'm on a line
I'm on a line
this will be converting into:
true): ; ?>I'm on
Kornel Lesiński writes:
> Indeed, you'll have to pick another namespace (this works since 1.2.0):
>
>
> http://example.com/ns/javascript-tal";>
>
>
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> Currently there's no option to generate TAL-namespaced attributes without
> interpreting them.
>
That is the most graceful solutions I
Marco Pivetta writes:
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> echo str_replace(array("\n","\r\n"," ","\t"),"",$template->execute());What
about this? :)
> 2009/8/13 majk tab
characters are replaced by ? characters in previous mails
>
I would think a pre-filter would be best, that way your not doing a replace each
time you ex
Alister Cameron writes:
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> Folks,
>
>
> Can I force a recache on every page load while I'm in dev mode on a given
project?
>
See setForceReparse(boolean) option
http://phptal.org/manual/en/
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> class removeTabs implements PHPTAL_Filter {
> public function filter($source){
My bad it would just be return, the assignment to source is not needed:
return preg_replace('/^\t+/m', '', $source);
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> >
> > A "feature" of PHP's is to consume a newline when it is following
> > it's closing
> > tag (http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=28381). The reason I bring this
> > up is
> > because this issue affects PHPTAL's output. Take for example:
> > I'm on a line
> > I'm on a line
>
> Thanks. This
Kornel Lesiński writes:
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> On 09-12-2009 at 23:06:40 Richard Cernava wrote:
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> > I hate to bring this back up, but this does not seem to be fixed. I'm
> > running PHPTal 1.2.2a1.
> >
> > inside function prepare() I added the preg_replace underneath $
Kornel Lesiński writes:
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> On 10-12-2009 at 03:18:56 romtek wrote:
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> > This would also be useful for generating plain text email.
>
> People, please! Stop wasting your time with PHPTAL and plaintext! It's
> deliberately *not* supported.
>
> http://phptal.org/wiki/doku.php/plaintext
>
Kornel Lesiński writes:
> I've fixed newline consumption issue.
>
> However still I advise against using PHPTAL for plaintext. For example
> text in will have & interpreted properly, but it won't make
> sense in e-mail.
>
Thanks, works great!
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