Hello,
since the default templates are simply php-files, normal usage to
inject php-variables is to use, for example,
<div id="<?php echo $id ?>" />
In a previous project, I used PHPTAL and could include variables in
templates this way:
<div id="${id}" />
which is much more readable.
I wrote a hack to include into view.php. line 700:
/*
* hack CB to allow for nicer, TAL-like templates,
* e.g. <input value="${value}"/> instead of
* <input value="<?php echo $value ?>"/>
*/
$___content = file_get_contents($___viewFn);
$___content = preg_replace('/\${([^}]+)}/','<?php echo \$$1
?>',$___content);
$___tmpFn = CACHE . md5( $___viewFn ) . ".tmp";
file_put_contents ( $___tmpFn, $___content );
if (DEBUG) {
include ($___tmpFn);
} else {
@include ($___tmpFn);
}
unlink ($___tmpFn);
/** end hack **/
Now my questions are:
1) Is it possible to do this another way, without hacking cake source?
2) Has anyone integrated PHPTAL into cake yet?
Thanks,
Christian
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