I have still essentially the same setup as in the tutorial: a blog post which has a slot for comments. In the comments template, there is a loop to iterate over all comments: so all the comments are shown using one template. However, I would like to break this up, so that a comment has it's own template file. This is because comments will be shown in two ways: a standard html request of the page, where all the comments are shown, and when adding a comment via Ajax, a single comment will be returned to the browser.
I can simply have two different templates: the one for comments that is currently in the tutorial, and a cut-down one for the Ajax call. However, this seems bad form, as if I want to change the HTML of the comment later, it has to be changed in two places. I could loop over a manual php 'include' in the comments (plural) template to a comment (singular) template, but I wonder if there is some 'Agavi' way of doing it that is better...? Michal. _______________________________________________ users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.agavi.org/mailman/listinfo/users
