CODEWITHSUNDEEP
fat-free-framework
Seether
Seether

Reputation: 1564

Fat Free Framework 3 render arbitrary HTML (not from files)

I was wondering if it would be somehow possibile to render a HTML code portion if this is not lying inside an actual .html file.

You usually do:

$template = new Template;
echo $template->render('whatever.html');

But I'd really like to do:

$template = new Template;
$rendered_content = $template->render($my_html_code);

The reason is: I have created several email templates and it would be great if I could use F3 template engine to replace placeholder variables I've put inside these, and have the final processed HTML code ready to be sent via email.

I know I could probably dump the template to a temp .html file, but this sounds a bit ugly to me, and I'd rather not go through this way unless no other options are available.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 491

Answers (1)

xfra35
xfra35

Reputation: 3908

You're looking for the resolve() method:

$tpl = new Template;
$rendered_content = $tpl->resolve($my_html_code);

This method is enough for replacing "placeholder variables", such as My name is {{ @name }}.

If you also intend to use template tags (<repeat>, <check>, etc..), you need first to parse() the string, and then pass the result to resolve(). E.g:

$tpl = new Template;
$rendered_content = $tpl->resolve($tpl->parse($my_html_code));

Upvotes: 4

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