template-engine

Talking from a 'best practice' point of view, what do you think is the best way to insert HTML using PHP. For the moment I use one of the following methods (mostly the latter), but I'm curious to know which you think is best. <?php if($a){ ?> [SOME MARKUP] <?php } else{ ?> [SOME OTHER MARKUP] <?php } ?> Opposed to: <?php unset($out); if($a) $out = '[SOME MARKUP]'; else $out = '[OTHER MARKUP]'; print $out; ?> Kent Fredric If you are going to do things that way, you want to separate your logic and design, true. But you don't need to use Smarty to do this. Priority is about mindset. I have seen

I have to create conf files and init.d which are very similar. These files permit to deploy new http service on my servers. These files are the same and only some parameters change from one file to another ( listen_port , domain, path on server...). As any error in these files leads to misfunction of service I would like to create these files using a bash script. For example: generate_new_http_service.sh 8282 subdomain.domain.com /home/myapp/rootOfHTTPService I am looking for a kind of templating module that I could use with bash. This templating module would use some generic conf and init.d

I have this route in my app.js file that starts the server app.get('/view/:item_id', function(req,res){ var A = 5; res.render('view_item'); and I have this in my view_item.html: <p>{{A}}</p> I want it to display the variable value - 5. If I were using a template engine such as jade it would be easy. I could change that third line of my server code to res.render({A:A},'view_item'); But I am using html as my template engine. My research so far has told me that using a template engine with angular is usually a bad idea, and there is always a way to do it using angular's built in template system.

This question already has an answer here: Declare variable in a Play2 scala template 8 answers I'm passing to a template an Event object and what I need to do is checking @event.getSeverity value. if the value is positive, I want to color a specific <div> in green. if the value is negative I want to color a specific <div> in red. I couldn't find a way to define a variable. is it possible? it should be I think. anyhow, what's the simplest way accomplishing this? thanks As stated in the Play documentation you can use the @defining helper. @defining(if (event.getSeverity > 0) "green" else "red")

I need ERB (Ruby's templating system) for templating of non-HTML files. (Instead, I want to use it for source files such as .java, .cs, ...) How do I "execute" Ruby templates from command line? You should have everything you need in your ruby/bin directory. On my (WinXP, Ruby 1.8.6) system, I have ruby/bin/erb.bat erb.bat [switches] [inputfile] -x print ruby script -n print ruby script with line number -v enable verbose mode -d set $DEBUG to true -r [library] load a library -K [kcode] specify KANJI code-set -S [safe_level] set $SAFE (0..4) -T [trim_mode] specify trim_mode (0..2, -) -P ignore

Is it possible to retrieve all variables inside a Twig template with PHP? Example someTemplate.twig.php: Hello {{ name }}, your new email is {{ email }} Now I want to do something like this: $template = $twig->loadTemplate('someTemplate'); $variables = $template->getVariables(); $variables should now contain "name" and "email". The reason I want to do this is that I am working on a CMS system where my twig templates and variables are dynamically set by my users and they also fill the variables through an API. I want to set default values to not-set variables and therefore I need a list of all

my use-case is the following : I'm composing an HTML page by using parts that are valid HTML fragments but not valid pages, like Divs ; these elements are using CSS to manage their style. I'd like to allow each fragment to be responsible for its own styling requirements and to not rely on the declarations of style-sheets in the main fragment (the one with the "HTML" tag). So here come the question : is there any (standard) way to add some CSS styling outside the HEAD element (excluding the inline styling via the "style" attribute) ? I guess I could use frames but I'd prefer to avoid this