Thanks for a quick answer. > > > > So in which use cases are z3c.macroviewlet the best option? > > The idea behind the macroviewlet is the option to let you > define only one page template. The macroviewlet allows you to > register snippets from this template and the same template > could be used as layout template. This means you could really > support an XHTML template with the full layout including all > viewlets in it. > > The main goal was to use the nice templates from the graphic > desingers without any additional templates. >
It's more or less the same goal I want to achieve, but I thought I could do the same with z3c.template (and the browser:viewlet directive). Similar to the way z3c.template can be used to extract a snippet (defined by a macro) from a page template for a pagelet. But that may not be the case and that's why a package like z3c.macroviewlet has been made. Andreas _______________________________________________ Zope3-users mailing list Zope3-users@zope.org http://mail.zope.org/mailman/listinfo/zope3-users
