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fj123x
fj123x

Reputation: 7492

PHP how can i return call function (to avoid function scope)

I have two files:

template.php:

<div><?php echo $myVar; ?></div>

controller

class MyClass extends Base {
    public function view() {
        $myVar = 'hello world';
        $this->loadTemplate('main');
    }
}
abstract class Base {
    public function loadTemplate($template) {
        require_once("templates/$template.php");
    }
}

but this must not works because the require is in scope of loadTemplate function, how can i return the call to require function in the loadTemplate? i want the require be included in the view() scope using single function like $this->loadTemplate(); and not using require_once($this->getTemplatePath())

any idea?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 81

Answers (2)

Andreas Linden
Andreas Linden

Reputation: 12721

simply use class members to access the variables in your viewscript

Classes

class MyClass extends Base
{
    public function view()
    {
        $this->myVar = 'hello world';
        $this->loadTemplate('main');
    }
}

abstract class Base
{
    public function loadTemplate($template)
    {
        require_once("templates/$template.php");
    }
}

Template main.php

Output: <?= $this->myVar ?>

Upvotes: 2

lanzz
lanzz

Reputation: 43168

You can't. Generally what you're trying to do is accomplished by passing an array with your variables ($this->loadTemplate(array('myVar' => 'hello world'))) and then calling extract($vars) in the loadTemplate method.

Upvotes: 2

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