Thank you for your suggestion. However, I do not think that this is the job
of the controller. This is just simple presentation logic so I think it is
okay to be in the layout. If i do that, then the layout will will have a
dependency on the controller no? I do not want that.
This is easily achieved using php templates
[pseudocode]
if this.views[slots]->has(sidebar)
show markup
show this.views[slots]->output(sidebar)
show markup
endif
It should be as easily achieved in twig if twig is to serve as a replacement
for php templates.
{% if block sidebar %}
<div id="sidebar">
{% block sidebar %}{% endblock %}
</div>
{% endif %}
I think I may have to write an extension for twig to achieve this or use php
templates.
However, I've seen the power of twig templates and the advantages it offers
over php templates. So I might just have to write that extension (I had to
do the same when I used the .net platform with c# for a project last month).
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