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  • Brian
    #1

    Smarty template via string variable?

    Hello,

    I am trying to work out how to have smarty use a string's contents as the
    display-> template..
    ie:
    $smarty->display($buffe r);

    obviously $buffer isn't a filename, but a smarty template inside a string
    variable. Take this example:

    <snip>
    <?php
    ob_start('ob_ca llback');
    $smarty = new smartyLocal();
    $smarty->assign('var1 ', 'test');
    ob_callback($bu ffer) {
    $smarty->display($buffe r);
    }
    ?>

    <html><head><ti tle>page</title></head>
    <body>
    {$var1}
    </body>
    </html>

    EOF

    What do you guys think? Anyway to do this?


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    • Brian
      #2
      Re: Smarty template via string variable?

      I know, that should have been "function ob_callback($bu ffer)", I just meant
      it as an example.


      "Brian" <cpnmscg02 (@) sneakemail.com> wrote in message
      news:pvJEb.4026 10$Dw6.1250589@ attbi_s02...[color=blue]
      > Hello,
      >
      > I am trying to work out how to have smarty use a string's contents as the
      > display-> template..
      > ie:
      > $smarty->display($buffe r);
      >
      > obviously $buffer isn't a filename, but a smarty template inside a string
      > variable. Take this example:
      >
      > <snip>
      > <?php
      > ob_start('ob_ca llback');
      > $smarty = new smartyLocal();
      > $smarty->assign('var1 ', 'test');
      > ob_callback($bu ffer) {
      > $smarty->display($buffe r);
      > }
      > ?>
      >
      > <html><head><ti tle>page</title></head>
      > <body>
      > {$var1}
      > </body>
      > </html>
      >
      > EOF
      >
      > What do you guys think? Anyway to do this?
      >
      >[/color]


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        • Daniel Tryba
          #3
          Re: Smarty template via string variable?

          Brian <cpnmscg02 (@) sneakemail.com> wrote:[color=blue]
          > Hello,
          >
          > I am trying to work out how to have smarty use a string's contents as the
          > display-> template..
          > ie:
          > $smarty->display($buffe r);
          >
          > obviously $buffer isn't a filename, but a smarty template inside a string
          > variable.[/color]

          Looks like a RTFM to me:
          http://smarty.php.net/manual/en/templates.from.elsewhere.php


          <q>
          Templates from other sources

          You can retrieve templates using whatever possible source you can access
          with PHP: databases, sockets, LDAP, and so on. You do this by writing
          resource plugin functions and registering them with Smarty.
          </q>

          --

          Daniel Tryba

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            • Rahul Anand
              #4
              Re: Smarty template via string variable?

              Hi Brian,

              You can use eval to parse your template code before outputting.
              For example if you have a variable $buffer in php file

              $buffer =
              '<html><head><t itle>page</title></head>
              <body>
              {$var1}
              </body>
              </html>';

              $smarty->assign('var1 ', 'test');
              $smarty->assign('buffer ', $buffer);



              You can code your smarty template file as follows

              {eval var=$buffer assign="parsedB uffer"}
              {$parsedBuffer}


              -- Rahul




              "Brian" <cpnmscg02 (@) sneakemail.com> wrote in message news:<qwJEb.402 615$Dw6.1250605 @attbi_s02>...[color=blue]
              > I know, that should have been "function ob_callback($bu ffer)", I just meant
              > it as an example.
              >
              >
              > "Brian" <cpnmscg02 (@) sneakemail.com> wrote in message
              > news:pvJEb.4026 10$Dw6.1250589@ attbi_s02...[color=green]
              > > Hello,
              > >
              > > I am trying to work out how to have smarty use a string's contents as the
              > > display-> template..
              > > ie:
              > > $smarty->display($buffe r);
              > >
              > > obviously $buffer isn't a filename, but a smarty template inside a string
              > > variable. Take this example:
              > >
              > > <snip>
              > > <?php
              > > ob_start('ob_ca llback');
              > > $smarty = new smartyLocal();
              > > $smarty->assign('var1 ', 'test');
              > > ob_callback($bu ffer) {
              > > $smarty->display($buffe r);
              > > }
              > > ?>
              > >
              > > <html><head><ti tle>page</title></head>
              > > <body>
              > > {$var1}
              > > </body>
              > > </html>
              > >
              > > EOF
              > >
              > > What do you guys think? Anyway to do this?
              > >
              > >[/color][/color]

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                • R. Rajesh Jeba Anbiah
                  #5
                  Re: Smarty template via string variable?

                  "Brian" <cpnmscg02 (@) sneakemail.com> wrote in message news:<pvJEb.402 610$Dw6.1250589 @attbi_s02>...[color=blue]
                  > Hello,
                  >
                  > I am trying to work out how to have smarty use a string's contents as the
                  > display-> template..
                  > ie:
                  > $smarty->display($buffe r);
                  >
                  > obviously $buffer isn't a filename, but a smarty template inside a string
                  > variable. Take this example:
                  >
                  > <snip>
                  > <?php
                  > ob_start('ob_ca llback');
                  > $smarty = new smartyLocal();
                  > $smarty->assign('var1 ', 'test');
                  > ob_callback($bu ffer) {
                  > $smarty->display($buffe r);
                  > }
                  > ?>
                  >
                  > <html><head><ti tle>page</title></head>
                  > <body>
                  > {$var1}
                  > </body>
                  > </html>
                  >
                  > EOF
                  >
                  > What do you guys think?[/color]

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