You can use ?= instead of ?php echo or ?php e(); ? - I am pretty
sure this is standard behaviour, at least I have not run into any
troubles with it.
My designer generally does the mock ups and then I place the actual
php code in the mocks. I find that this works best for the way I
work, and
interesting.. I didnt think ?= worked if short tags were disabled -
in fact I've come across this before and had to susbstitute every
occurence of ?= for ?php echo in a load of my code where the tags
were disabled.
Unless of course this has changed recently...
Mike
On Oct 1, 11:13 am, Geoff
my designer knows very well about css, but we still use table and css
(mixing) because, sometimes it would be harder to do design with css.
if i use htmlhelper, it would be easier .. but for my designer, he
might not understand about php code at all. and if he asking me to
change the code or
Hi,
for you, who are playing with cakephp for quite long, are you using
htmlhelper or just use plain html code or smarty ?
i myself, get used with smarty for about 3 years and my web designer
is get used with it (he just know how to do html and css, no idea
about scripting).
can you give me
On 9/28/07, Adwin Wijaya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
for you, who are playing with cakephp for quite long, are you using
htmlhelper or just use plain html code or smarty ?
i myself, get used with smarty for about 3 years and my web designer
is get used with it (he just know how to do
Hi,
If your designer knows css, I would recommend using the htmlhelper.
It's is very simple and fast to use for you, and as all elements are
styleable, he'll would have no problem working with them.
I am one of those who thinks that php is already a template language
and smarty's features does
