It's slightly odd eh?
Coincidentally, I've just run int0:
> ...So it's not as strange as, say, the
> $inline param for the css() method. Now *that* makes no sense.
What is going on there?! According to the docs it seems like I should
be able to create a link tag in the head of my document by setting
inline to false, but this appears to result in nothing being rendered
at all...a 'feature'?!
On May 8, 5:24 pm, brian <bally.z...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Fri, May 8, 2009 at 11:56 AM, toby1kenobi <toby.math...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Ah, no it doesn't - it does seem strange.
>
> Good gravy! It doesn't. It just returns the data as CSS rules.
>
> I was about to say that this seems absolutely useless, except to waste
> the PHP parser's time, but then realised that it's meant to be used
> internally when building tags. So it's not as strange as, say, the
> $inline param for the css() method. Now *that* makes no sense.
>
> Sorry, I was sure I'd used style() before but I just checked the app I
> was thinking of and realise now that I didn't.
>
> I guess you could create your own helper. Look at the css() method and
> how it uses tag(), then does:
>
> $view =& ClassRegistry::getObject('view');
> $view->addScript($out);
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