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Mahara 1. | Mahara 1.2ではテンプレートエンジンとして、Smartyの代わりにDwooを使用します。両テンプレートエンジンには多くの互換性がありますが、既存のテンプレートにおいて、変更すべき点がいくつかあります。 | ||
Note that after 1.2, we will more and more move to Dwoo native syntax, rather than using the "Smarty compatible" syntax, but we'll keep backwards compatibility for 1.3 at least. | Note that after 1.2, we will more and more move to Dwoo native syntax, rather than using the "Smarty compatible" syntax, but we'll keep backwards compatibility for 1.3 at least. | ||
Revision as of 08:13, 10 Haziran 2011
作成中です - mits
Mahara 1.2ではテンプレートエンジンとして、Smartyの代わりにDwooを使用します。両テンプレートエンジンには多くの互換性がありますが、既存のテンプレートにおいて、変更すべき点がいくつかあります。
Note that after 1.2, we will more and more move to Dwoo native syntax, rather than using the "Smarty compatible" syntax, but we'll keep backwards compatibility for 1.3 at least.
Cycle
In Smarty, {cycle} arguments don't need to be quoted. In Dwoo, they must be. For example, {cycle values=r0,r1} works in Smarty, but must be changed to {cycle values='r0,r1} in Dwoo.
Insert
Insert is used in Smarty to insert the return value of a function call, and skip caching. Eg {insert name="messages"} would call the php function insert_messages, and insert what it returned into the resulting template.
In Dwoo, this should be done using a native php call {insert_messages} and to bypass caching, be wrapped inside {dynamic} tags, like {dynamic}{insert_messages}{/dynamic}
Use of "data" when including templates
Both Smarty and Dwoo support including templates from within other templates, using {include}, and both support passing data between templates, using {include something='something'}. However, if you pass a variable called "data" in Dwoo, it will overwrite the existing data, because of naming collision. Therefore {include file='something.tpl' innerdata=$foo} must be used instead.
Section
In some places in Mahara 1.1, we were using {section} instead of Loops. This is really not properly compatible with Dwoo, it makes much more sense to just switch to a loop instead.