Hey there,
I guess with front end you mean some CMS which displays the data. I
used a different output type (json in my case) to fetch the data from
my agavi app and then used a custom CMS module to display the data.
Another aproach might be using different layouts. You could add a
environment="myfrontend" to the configuration tag in output_types.xml
which would be set by bootstrap. There you could build what ever
output you need for your front end. In the layout you can set a
different suffix for template files ie. *.myfrontend.php so these
files would be used as templates.
Hope I could help ya
Cheers
Benjamin
Am 03.08.2009 um 17:29 schrieb Yambo, Cristiana (NBC Universal):
Hi,
I made an application with Agavi, and I want to be able to use the
same php code with several different front ends. I thought of doing
this by moving the templates and configuration to a site specific
place, and then having that refer to a global codebase. Is there a
way to accomplish this via setting configuration options in the
bootstrap? I tried setting the core.template_dir, but that did not
seem to do anything.
Thanks
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