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
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 code may be a better way. The topic being
Hi all,
Well, we here at Namesco are working hard to get a release package together for
the Zend/PHPTal integration 'glue' we've developed for our own internal
codebase (which we've called ZTal) and this has full integration with
Zend_Form. As such it includes a large number of macros for
Robert,
That sounds very interesting, I'll look forward to seeing it.
I've had a few private emails from people suggesting php pre-rendering with
structures, or using Zend Forms. I thought I should make it clear that the
reason that I'm not looking to go down that path is that that's where
Hi :)
I know exactly where you're coming from and the reason we've re-worked both
Zend Views and Zend Forms is specifically to both separate template from php
and to make the use of the modules such as Zend Form much more optional :)
Within Zend, Form and View are a weird (and not, in my
Glad to know I'm on the right track - or at least there are others out there
with the same prejudices!
Btw, I'm not that bothered about waiting for documentation :-)))
R
On 3 Aug 2010, at 09:53, Robert Goldsmith wrote:
Hi :)
I know exactly where you're coming from and the reason we've
