Le 26/05/2011 18:35, Oleg Stepura a écrit :
What if I cannot use Twig?
Due to the fact that Symfony allows to use*multiple* Templating
Engines (which eventually could become PHPTAL, Dwoo, etc) it would be
good to have any possible and not ugly solution for this problem which
later could be used in any Templating Engine.
I personally have an application which is in the move towards Symfony
but cannot be moved to another templating engine yet. As a middle
solution was to have helpers from PHP engine inside our templating
engine to render forms and so on.
The way the forms are rendered depends of the templating engine you use
as this is about rendering. Using a single implementation for all
engines is not a good idea as this means that the form rendering is not
integrate with the engine (the way it is done for Twig corresponds to
the way Twig should be extended: using twig functions to render the
different part). Thus, if you were using Smarty in your project
(assuming someone write a bundle integrating Smarty with the Tempalting
component) you would still need another engine for the rendering of the
forms and overwriting it would require you to learn this syntax as it
would not be doable with a Smarty template.
The PHP engine does not support themes because it works in a totally
different way currently: it uses a different template for each type
wheras Twig uses a different block inside a single template which makes
it far easier to replace the used template.
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Christophe | Stof
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