Application::displayTemplate

Display compiled template

Description

public void Application::displayTemplate( string $template, [ array $assignedValue = array() ] )

Read template file -> compile -> display output.

Arguments

Name	Data type	Default	Remarks
$template	string		Template file name
$assignedValue	array	array()	Arguments for template

Example

This reads the bar.tpl template file in code/template/foo/bar.tpl, compile it and display the compiled output.

code/application/Foo.php

<?php

class Foo extends Application
{
    function bar(){
        $this->displayTemplate( 'foo/bar' );
    }
}

note

You should not include the “.tpl” extension in the parameter.

code/template/foo/bar.tpl

<p>Variable : {{ $page.baz }}</p>
<p>If else : {{ if true }}True{{ end }}</p>
<p>Loop  : {{ foreach $array as $k => $v }}{{ end foreach }}</p>
<p>Template rule  : {{ follow Fegg template rules }}</p>

Output

Variable :
If else : True
Loop  :
Template rule  : {{ follow Fegg template rules }}

Notice here the codes inside the {{}} in first 3 lines of paragraph in template file. In Fegg, these are the examples and valid syntax of application code following the Template rules, otherwise it will return as display or parse an error.