I believe Petal, JPT, and several other versions of java TAL do take
parameters using the path notation, however phptal seems to keep closer
to the TAL spec. If it is necessary to use parameters you will have to
use php: ...
Best regards,
Levi Stanley
Scott Trevithick wrote:
> Hello all,
> I am
$object->getTitle($param1, $param2)
is not that belongs to your model layer?
PHPTal handles your view.
regards,
On Jun 2, 2009, at 3:59 PM, Scott Trevithick wrote:
Hello all,
I am new to PHPTAL and have a question about the syntax of calling a
method with a parameter.
Say I have a tag:
Hello all,
I am new to PHPTAL and have a question about the syntax of calling a
method with a parameter.
Say I have a tag:
sample title
No problem. But what if I want to pass in one or more parameters, such
as $object->getTitle($param1, $param2)? What does the syntax look like?
A wild guess:
sam
How about now?
A bit more colorful. Everything is slightly smaller (with 1em kept
only for large resolutions in browsers that support CSS media queries).
Any idea how to add color to headers? body of text?
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regards, Kornel
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On 01.06.2009, at 14:09, admirau wrote:
Starting from the top:
* Kerning in PHPTAL logo could be improved
What's wrong with it? Improved how? I thought that's browsers' job.
* Upper right gray area is unused == takes important place
I plan to put search box there.
But the main issue visi
I support everything Werner said in his elaborated reply.
I think using 1em for font-size is correct as it uses the browser's
default value. If it's too much for somebody, he can reduce the
default value. But the default is there for a reason, and it's nice
for a web designer to respect users' wis
W dniu 2009-06-01 00:59, Kornel Lesiński pisze:
I welcome suggestions about the design, typography. I'd like some help
integrating scripts&makefiles for manual and website together (svn
exports + recursive make?)
In general: old one was better :)
Starting from the top:
* Kerning in PHPTAL logo
Ok, allow me to elaborate a bit...
1) I like sites that are easy to read. Especially if it's of a technical
nature, like PHPTAL.
2) I like sites that are center-aligned, and sites that can scale
according to the viewport (like when I visit it om my mobile), or on my
nice big monitor in the off
Hehehehe - you're a tough customer :)
aaatoja wrote:
Ok, I can make it smaller. What would you change with the top?
Old site is pure and clean. When I first saw new one I thought "why is it so
sad"? There's too much gray (unless it symbolizes the dullness of other projects),
trifolium (
> Ok, I can make it smaller. What would you change with the top?
>
Old site is pure and clean. When I first saw new one I thought "why is it so
sad"? There's too much gray (unless it symbolizes the dullness of other
projects), trifolium (?) should suggest live, bright and happy colors. I don't
I like it the way it is currently (larger font sizes) - I hate having to
squint in order to read technical docs. I just like it's simplicity and
scalability - just my 2 cents.
PS: Good job, Kornel!
Kornel Lesiński wrote:
Ok, I can make it smaller. What would you change with the top?
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On 01-06-2009 at 06:27:36 aaatoja wrote:
For syntax highlighting You can try:
http://code.google.com/p/google-code-prettify/
It is google project used in code.google.com so obviously doesn't work
with application/xhtml+xml ;)
PHPTAL now supports HTML5 output mode, so this isn't a problem :
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