On Oct 27, 7:27 pm, "Diez B. Roggisch" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Kalium schrieb:
>
> > Hi,
> > I'm looking for a way to have one controller render more than one
> > template. I'm not looking to dynamically _change_ which template I'm
> > using, I just want to be able to use the same two templates always.
>
> > I could of course just combine the two templates into one template and
> > all my problems would be solved. I would rather though keep them
> > seperate. This makes it much easier to reuse one in a place I may not
> > want to use the other.
>
> I don't understand this. Do you always want to render *both* templates
> at the same time? That makes not much sense to me - after all, you have
> to deliver *one* HTML-document to the browser.
>
> So maybe you can elaborate on what your actual use-case is. Then we
> might come up with a solution, most probably something along widgets or
> template inheritance.
>
> Diez
I do always want to render *both* templates with this one particular
controller, but that doesn't mean that
the templates will always be rendered together by a *different*
controller.
So just say I have one controller for my index page with a template
that will show the following
* Football teams
* Garden plants
Now If I have another page somewhere else where I only want to display
the Garden plants only,
I would possibly have to just copy and paste the Garden plants
specifics from the index template and create another template
What's better though (IMHO) is to create a template for Football
teams, and for Garden plants, so then in your index template
you can have something like (I'm using Kid...not Genshi)
${include Football.kid}
${include Garden.kid}
I've actually found a post on stackoverflow which asks the exact same
question, and actually gives the exact same answer that
Uwe Schroeder gave me (as well as a clunky way to do it in Kid).
Perhaps I've missed something along the way though?
Cheers
And just say displaying
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