Hello, We recently had some design work done on a tt2 based web app and got back fresh html that didn't integrate nicely with the structure of the app, nor did iot cover many of the cases that we'd talked about. There's bound to be some issues along these lines, but I'd like to reduce them (and would welcome tips).
I have an idea that I'm considering for next time around and want to know if it's already been done. I'd like to get the designer to do the template integration work, and as an aid, it like to record the various data inputs used to render a template. This would include the static variables, but also the output of subroutines and methods called. This could then be replayed and the html output browsed to see that all the important combinations and corner cases are covered. I've not gone beyond idly thinking about the idea, so if there's show-stopping difficulties anyone else can see, let me know. Has this been done before? Does it sound easy or difficult? Is there a better approach to dealing with the underlying designer-programmer interface issues? Brad -- The occurrence of mysteries is alway by word of mouth. -- Hagakure _______________________________________________ templates mailing list [email protected] http://mail.template-toolkit.org/mailman/listinfo/templates
