zend-view

When sending out e-mails in Zend Framework 2, I want to use view script templates such that I can leverage a layout for my various e-mail templates. The idea is that I have a layout which has the shared markup and echoes out content somewhere. Exactly how layouts work in general. To accomplish this, I am trying to add a child view model to my layout view model and render it with the PhpRenderer . public function someMethod() { $child = new ViewModel(); $child->setTemplate('test-template'); $layout = new ViewModel(); $layout->setTemplate('email-layout'); $layout->addChild($child, 'content');

I am trying to attack this problem from a completely different angle, because it doesn't look like I can achieve my goal that way. I want to loop over the item stack in the HeadScript View Helper , and make modifications to it. The documentation for this and some of the other view helpers makes this statement: HeadScript overrides each of append(), offsetSet(), prepend(), and set() to enforce usage of the special methods as listed above. Internally, it stores each item as a stdClass token, which it later serializes using the itemToString() method. This allows you to perform checks on the items

Problem: sometimes in our zend controller we don't want the script to be output directly, but rather want the content of that script. One example: when we need the result html output of a view script be included in another structure like JSON or XML for processing in the client side. I found the result here at stack overflow, but not so quick since it was in a different context. I have been struggling with this for 2 days now. As it turned out it was very simple: // in our controllers' action method $this->_helper->layout()->setLayout('empty'); // disable layout $this->_helper->viewRenderer-

I am using ViewScripts to decorate my form elements. With radio elements, the separator can normally be overridden, but the override is being ignored when I use the ViewScript. When I use the below call and ViewScript, the radio elements are separated by a '<br />' rather than the space I've specified. If leave the default decorators, the override works. $this->addElement('radio', 'active', array( 'disableLoadDefaultDecorators' => true, 'decorators' => array(array('ViewScript', array('viewScript' => 'form/multi.phtml'))), 'label' => 'Active', 'required' => true, 'multiOptions' => array('1' =>

i'm evaluating to switch to netbeans ide for managing my zend_framework project; i'd like to have autocompletion for variable's name into my view, for variables defined in actions as i see in this screencast, http://netbeans.org/kb/docs/php/zend-framework-screencast.html , but i can't figure out. When i digit $this-> in any view i can't see none variable's name. I'd like a lot to use this feature. Thank you, Mirco. You need to have Zend Framework either in the include path for the project within Netbeans or within the project itself. You can then use cmd+space after a "->" to autocomplete an