Re: [PHP] yet another php templating question

Hey, > You are quite welcome to have a look at my template processor, there > is the start of some documentation at http://kwiktemplates.com/ Thanks Tom, will have a look at it, very gererious of you. Cheers, Ryan -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version

[PHP] Re: yet another php templating question

* Ryan A <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Since we are caught up in the templating season, I think its time for this > one; > > We have just finished designing the software blueprint for a new PHP > product, we usually used the "include() method" :-) to "template" > U/I's for the clients but this one seems a

Re: [PHP] yet another php templating question

Hi Ryan, Tuesday, May 10, 2005, 11:48:39 PM, you wrote: RA> Hey, RA> Since we are caught up in the templating season, I think its time for this RA> one; RA> We have just finished designing the software blueprint for a new PHP RA> product, RA> we usually used the "include() method" :-) to "templat

[PHP] yet another php templating question

Hey, Since we are caught up in the templating season, I think its time for this one; We have just finished designing the software blueprint for a new PHP product, we usually used the "include() method" :-) to "template" U/I's for the clients but this one seems a bit bigger... I really like Smarty

Re: [PHP] templating question

You can always roll your own, it's not that hard at all. Here is an example: ob_start(); include("templateFile"); $tpl_file = ob_get_contents(); ob_end_clean(); The contents of your template file are now in the variable $tpl_file and you can you str_replace to input the data. Remember that str_