This is a discussion on Re: about template within the alt.comp.lang.php forums, part of the PHP Programming Forums category; "laura" <biru43@yahoo.it> wrote in message news:begqm7$3ec$1@newsreader2.mclink.it... > **separate ...
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"laura" <biru43@yahoo.it> wrote in message
news:begqm7$3ec$1@newsreader2.mclink.it... > **separate logic from pres: > - using template > > 1) which one template is better for my scenario? > smarty or phpLib? Hi, to add to confusion, you could also try TemplateTamer, it comes with development environment suited for template based development, and encourges OO development. > 2) QUESTION using template: > how about this scenario: > Inside a form I have two combos: > the user choice of the first one determines the values shown into the second > one > OR > the user check of a checkbox determines the presence or not of some input > fields > SO > how about html defined dinamically during the user interaction? > how can I define a template for it? I think that the javascript variant is more user friendly, but of course you need to create templates, that you will populate correctly in order to have proper javascript. Here is an example of such page developed with TT, at the bottom in the archieve, when you click on some category, javascript shows advices from that category (without reloading an page). Similar could be achived for second combo box. http://www.moj-posao.net/jseeker_law...?languageId=EN php program connects to the database, and creates proper javascript on the fly by using templates. (you would for instace have template for one category, and subtemplates for items in that category, and then you would repeat whole bunch as many times as you would like). If you are going to use TT, and get stuck, let me know, and I might offer some additional advice, if needed. rush -- http://www.templatetamer.com/ |
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