Again thanks for the answer.
It seems to me that I have three possibilities:
1.) I can use
$this->getContext()->getRequest()->setAttribute('style',
'<style>.item{width='.$width.'px;}</style');
and use
<?php echo $sf_request->getAttribute('style') ?>
in layout.php
2.) I can use a slot
3.) I can define another layout file in view.yml for the module (at least I
think).
Which of these options is best performance wise, how do they affect caching?
Georg
Casey schrieb:
> Maybe you could use a filter or the preExecute method of the actions
> class? Without knowing at which point the data becomes available
> thats the best that I can suggest. Perhaps you could create a slot in
> the layout within the head portion of the template. If it really
> truly is only that one value, you could set a slot to be just the
> width integer in the style definition. Then, use the has_slot method
> to implement a default value. Once you do that you can call the
> setSlot method in your action to populate the width value. Its
> probably not the most maintainable solution either, but I don't know
> that there is one. The only other thing I can think of is to use ajax
> calls to update the object's contents and size.
>
> HTH,
> Casey
> On Sep 18, 2:27 pm, Georg Gell <geor...@have2.com> wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> thanks for the answer.
>> at 1) AFAIK <style> should ony be in <head>, and I cannot put anything
>> in <head> in my template, this would have to be in layout.php, and there
>> I think I cannot access $this->style from the action, or can I?
>> at 2 a) b) I only want to change one value dynamically for each request,
>> so this css would have to be it's own action. I would like to avoid the
>> overhead to create the action and add another request from the browser
>> that slows down the page load.
>> at 2 c) same reason like 1, I can't put anything in <head> from the
>> template.
>>
>> Georg
>>
>> Alexandru-Emil Lupu schrieb:
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>> 1) in your action $this->style = '<style></style>'; and then in your
>>> templates echo $foo;
>>> 2) alternative css for the pages you want modified.
>>> a) from module/config/view.yml add
>>>
>>> action:
>>> stylesheets: ["/alternate_index"] # check the doc
>>> b) in your template add
>>> <?php use_stylesheets("/alternate_index") ?>
>>> c) add it by hand in your template
>>>
>>> I would recomend just 2a or 2b, as being most appropriate for a long
>>> term maintainability.
>>>
>>> Alecs
>>>
>>> On Fri, Sep 18, 2009 at 11:16 PM, Georg Gell <geor...@have2.com
>>> <mailto:geor...@have2.com>> wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> how can I include some custom style information in a specific
>>> template?
>>> I would like to change the size of some divs fitting to the items
>>> in them.
>>> So i think i am looking for a way to insert something like
>>> <style>.item{width:17px}</style> into the template, where the 17px
>>> will
>>> be different for each request.
>>> I could create a helper for that, and use it in layout.php, but what
>>> information is available to this helper during the time it is used?
>>> Probably nothing from the action?
>>>
>>> Any ideas?
>>>
>>> Georg
>>>
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