Michael,
Wouldn't a benefit be that you could pass a database query in via that
variable, either via form submit or value of a clicked link?
I know PHP can do this without a separate templating engine, but if you do
use one then you can submit an array to a specific template. Is there a way
to do this via built in functions without constructing the set of page
object's first, or can you only do this in templates?
regards,
andrew
On 1/13/01 7:06 PM, "Michael Kimsal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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>> I looked around the web for templates and founf FastTemplates. Not exactly
>> what i was looking for thoug
>> lets say I have
>> $file = "111"
>> and there is a template "template.txt"
>> and it contains
>> "file #$file is blahlah"
>>
>> how can I make that a template?
>>
>> Thanks
>> - Peter
>>
>
> Any reason 'template.txt' couldn't just say
>
> file $<?=$file;?> is blahlah
>
> then include('template.txt'); in your main file?
>
> Not sure why you'd want to complicate things with
> something like FastTemplates - I understand it has a use
> and purpose, but the only long term benefit I see from
> involved schemes like that won't be realized anyway
> (discussion for another day).
>
>
>
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