Application::fetchPage

Return compiled template with declared controller and template variables into a string

Description

public string Application::fetchPage( string $template )

Returns the Application::displayTemplate result into string after including the assigned variables in controller class that can be use in template file.

Arguments

Name	Data type	Default	Remarks
$template	string		Template file name

Appended arguments when compiling

• className
  • Class name when running
• config
  • Basic configuration
• languageCode
  • Language code
• site
  • Site parameters, assigned from Template helper (Application::setSiteinfo)
• page
  • Assigned from Controller class
• in
  • Requested parameters ($_POST / $_GET)
• hiddenForTemplate
  • Input hidden parameters, assigned from Template helper (Application::setHidden)
• session
  • Session data
• cookie
  • Cookie data

Example

code/application/Foo.php

// URI: http://example.com/foo/bar/?get=param

<?php

class Foo extends Application
{
    function bar(){
      $this->page['baz'] = 'qux';
      $content = $this->fetchPage( 'foo/bar' );
      echo $content;
    }
}

code/template/foo/bar.tpl

Baz params : {{ $page.baz }}
$_GET[get] params : {{ $in.get }}
Controller name : {{ $classsName }}

Output

Baz params : qux
$_GET[get] params : param
Controller name : foo

After assigning arguments for template, run the Application::fetchTemplate method.