Hi Ralph,
I've been fiddling around with your layout class for the last days and
always asked myself why I had to set the response segment name myself
when using the addRequest method. A little digging into the sources
today gave the answer :-)
In LayoutProcessor.php line 161 the code reads
$this->_layoutManager->setResponseSegmentName($current_request_name);
this should be
$this->_layoutManager->setResponseSegmentName($current_request->getName());
and everything works just fine.
Thanks a lot for your great work on this!
Oh, and for everyone asking what I'm talking about or wanting a small
example, here's what I do to use layout with subparts (say additional
rendered actions):
bootstrap.php
================
// Do this directly before calling dispatch()
Xend_Layout::setup(array('path' => PATH_APPLICATION . 'common' .
DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . 'views' . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR));
Xend_Layout::setDefaultLayoutName('base');
ControllerClass where the subpart is needed (best would be to do this
via an extended action controller)
=================================
$this->getHelper('LayoutManager')->getLayout('base')->addRequest(new
Xend_Layout_Request('LoginBox', 'loginbox', 'auth'));
base.phtml (layout)
=======================
<div id="sidebar-left">
<p class="skip-link"><a href="#content"><?php echo $this->_('Skip to
main content'); ?></a></p>
<?php echo $this->LoginBox; ?>
</div>
<div id="content">
<a name="content"></a>
<?php echo $this->content; ?>
</div>
That's it :-)
Thanks again and read you later,
Sascha
