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<h1>\core\WATemplate elements example</h1>
<h2>Relax mode</h2>
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// We assure any DomCore library we call will be automatically loaded
include_once '../include/__autoload.lib';
setlocale(LC_ALL, 'es_MX.UTF8', 'es_MX', '');
date_default_timezone_set('America/Mexico_City');
// RELAX MODE
$template = <<<EOF
%-- This is the example of a template --%
<h3>##maintitle##</h3>
Let's print some results.<br />
In the <b>normal mode</b>, the recommended syntax of parameters, languages and fields, to identify them rapidly by nature in your templates:<br />
<b>__PARAM__</b> are simple parameters used to build the template,<br />
<b>##entry##</b> are language entries (titles, helps, etc),<br />
<b>{field}</b> are information fields, and generaly come from a database record.<br />
This syntax is OPTIONAL, however <b>HIGHLY RECOMMENDED</b>.<br />
Note the normal elements (added with ->addElement() ) are NOT metaelements, and you must not use { { and } } for them.<br />
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<div style="width: __WIDTH__; height: __HEIGHT__; background-color: __COLOR__; color: white; padding: 10px;">
##title1##: {value1}<br />
##title2##: {value2}<br />
##title3##: {value3}<br />
</div>
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EOF;
$temp = new \core\WATemplate($template);
// the use of addElement, addElements or metaelements for SIMPLE ELEMENTS is exactly the same result, use the one that you prefer based on your needs
// Only the way to pass through the parameters change.
// all the elements are CUMULATIVE
$temp->addElement('##maintitle##', ' elements');
$temp->addElement('##maintitle##', ' example');
// You can also insert elements in REVERSE mode, i.e. at the beginning of others added elements of same ID
$temp->addElement('##maintitle##', 'Simple', true);
// Some simple parameters in arrays
$temp->addElement(
array('__WIDTH__', '__HEIGHT__', '__COLOR__'),
array('200px', '100px', '#800')
);
// metaelements can be called ONLY ONCE
$temp->metaElements(
array(
'##title1##' => 'City',
'##title2##' => 'Engineer',
'##title3##' => 'Advance',
'{value1}' => 'Mexico',
'{value2}' => 'Pedro Perez',
'{value3}' => '80%',
),
false,
false
);
print $temp->resolve();
// STRICT MODE
print "<h2>Strict mode</h2>";
$template = <<<EOF
%-- This is the example of a template --%
<h3>##maintitle##</h3>
Let's print some results.<br />
In the <b>strict mode</b>, you may use <b>any type of name syntax</b> without worrying about the names conflict, since they are all included into { { and } }.<br />
<br />
<b>It is highly recommended to ALWAYS use the strict mode</b>.<br />
Note the normal elements (added with ->addElement() ) are NOT metaelements, and you must not use { { and } } for them.<br />
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<div style="width: __WIDTH__; height: __HEIGHT__; background-color: __COLOR__; color: white; padding: 10px;">
{{title1}}: {{value1}}<br />
{{title2}}: {{value2}}<br />
{{title3}}: {{value3}}<br />
</div>
<br />
EOF;
$temp = new \core\WATemplate($template);
// the use of addElement, addElements or metaelements for SIMPLE ELEMENTS is exactly the same result, use the one that you prefer based on your needs
// Only the way to pass through the parameters change.
// Simple elements are NOT meta elements, Do not use {{...}} since they are a metaelement
// all the elements are CUMULATIVE
$temp->addElement('##maintitle##', ' elements');
$temp->addElement('##maintitle##', ' example');
// You can also insert elements in REVERSE mode, i.e. at the beginning of others added elements of same ID
$temp->addElement('##maintitle##', 'Simple', true);
// Some simple parameters in arrays
$temp->addElement(
array('__WIDTH__', '__HEIGHT__', '__COLOR__'),
array('300px', '150px', '#008')
);
// you do not need to add {{ and }} to the elements and metaelements in strict mode. addElements() is a deprecated synonym of metaElements()
// metaelements can be called ONLY ONCE
$temp->metaElements(
array(
'title1' => 'City',
'title2' => 'Engineer',
'title3' => 'Advance',
'value1' => 'Mexico',
'value2' => 'Pedro Perez',
'value3' => '80%',
),
false,
true
);
print $temp->resolve();
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