Why dont you extend the table plugin ? So you could act directly where the table_result is generated and you could have better control on the php code than inside a smarty template.

to extend a plugin, you simply have to create a new php file, named for exemple ClientMyProjectTables.php and containing:

<?php
/**
* @package CorePlugins
* @version $Id: ClientMyProjectTables.php,v 1.8 2005/02/23 11:52:43 johndoe Exp $
*/

class ClientMyProjectTables extends ClientTables {

   public function replacePlugin() {
       return 'tables';
   }

   /* Add or overload methods here */

}
?>to know where to add your piece of code writing your messagem.html file, refer to the flow diagram (http://www.cartoweb.org/doc/misc/plugins_diagram.pdf (yes the quality is low, I need to redo it))If you want to have exactly the same result object as in the normal table output, you will have to do it in function renderForm or after, like this: public function renderForm(Smarty $template) { $tablesResult = $this->renderFormPrepare(); $file = fopen("messagem.html","w"); // maybe you will have to check the path to this file $tag1= "<html><head><title></title></head><body>"; $tag2="</body></html>"; fwrite($file,$tag1); fwrite($file, $tablesResult); fwrite($file, $tag2); fclose($file); parent::renderForm($template); }

Hi,

Because of my lack of knowledge about how Smarty
works, I've been unable to solve this issue: I'm
trying to retrieve the values of a  Smarty variable
into a {php} {/php} section, located inside the
./projects/MyProject/templates/cartoclient.tpl .

The problem is simple, I wish to have the
query_by_bbox results to be written inside a html
file. I have realised that those results are stored
inside the cartoclient.tpl Smarty variable,
$tables_result. So, I've developed this simple piece
of php code:

{php}
 $tablesResult = $tables_result;
 $file = fopen("messagem.html","w");
 $tag1= "<html><head><title></title></head><body>";
 $tag2="</body></html>";
 fwrite($file,$tag1);
 fwrite($file, $tablesResult);
 fwrite($file, $tag2);
 fclose($file);
{/php}

But it generates a blank html file (messagem.html).
What is wrong with this piece of code? Is it possible
to have this working that way (inside the
cartoclient.tpl file)?

Thanks in advance,

Max H. Ueda

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