On Mon, Oct 13, 2008 at 12:25 AM, Matthew Ishii <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Any way to combine Zend_Config_Ini and CSS???
I am not sure which part you are *exactly* having trouble with. I don't see how Zend_Config_Ini would screw anything up - unless there is an obvious error in your code, etc.. Anyway, if you "echo" css in a controller/action/view, make sure you send the appropriate content-type (text/css) along. Then the browser should pick it up and use it to render the content. If this doesn't help, then maybe share some code? :) Till > > On Fri, Oct 10, 2008 at 11:03 PM, Matthew Ishii <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> I was trying to find a way to incorporate the Zend_Config ini file >> with my CSS, so that I can define all my configs in the same place, >> and configure everything right down to the colors on the site. I came >> across a website that had an article explaining how to load a dynamic >> css file, using php. Apparently you can use php, as long as the >> content is CSS it wont matter. Therefore I thought I could load my >> configuration values into a php file that prints the css with a >> heredoc (not necessary but any other way would be a pain in the ass). >> >> The problem is, it works fine, as long as I dont use the registry to >> grab the configuration object. When it doesnt work, the CSS doesnt >> print, so when I try to view the CSS file, its not printing out, I get >> a blank page. >> >> Ive tried everything, I tried pulling the config out into a variable >> and then referencing that inside the CSS heredoc statement, no dice. >> I tried requiring the Registry lib file in case that was causing the >> issue, no dice. Am I doing something wrong here, or does anyone else >> have a way they do this that is easier? >> >
