By: Bourdin Géraud
Date: 2009-04-20
Time: 12:31
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using sub blocks in a static classHello,
i am trying to use the sub-block feature from a static class whithout globalising my var. Here my code that works, but can't find out how to use this without globalising my var scans. #### start code ##### class test{ public static function testtbs($scans) // here is the line i would like to avoid. $GLOBALS['scans'] = $scans; $tpl = new clsTinyButStrong(); $tpl->LoadTemplate(TEMPLATE_PATH.'contrat/documents.tpl.html'); $tpl->MergeField('lien',$lien) ; $tpl->MergeBlock('scans','array','scans') ; $tpl->MergeBlock('scanInfos','array','scans[%p1%]') ; $tpl->Show(TBS_NOTHING); return $tpl->Source; } } ###### END CODE ###### Thanks a lot for any help :) Best regards, Géraud. |
By: Skrol29
Date: 2009-04-22
Time: 00:28
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Re: using sub blocks in a static classHi Géraud,
Unfortunately, that is the only whay I know. Several people asked for a feature that enables us to merge sub-blocks directly when sub-data is part of the main-data (ie. sub-array or the main array). I'm trying some test to see if its easy or not to implement such a feature. |
By: Bourdin Géraud
Date: 2009-04-22
Time: 10:06
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Re: using sub blocks in a static classThanks for your answer. I'll look forward for any update :)
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By: szaki.5
Date: 2009-07-07
Time: 16:08
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Re: using sub blocks in a static classHi Skrol29,
Any new information of this task? Regards Andras |
By: Skrol29
Date: 2009-07-07
Time: 22:19
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Re: using sub blocks in a static classHi,
Yes, the feature is implemented in TBS version 3.5 which is available for download as a beta version. The feature is called Automatic Subblocks, and is documented here: http://www.tinybutstrong.com/manual.php#html_block_autosb Enjoy, |