| Re: $xoopsTpl - unexpected value for module name |
| by Venezia on 2003/10/28 1:27:18 Thank you, that's the one I'm after. |
| Re: $xoopsTpl - unexpected value for module name |
| by onokazu on 2003/10/27 13:24:54 If you really need to do that, you can also use the get_template_vars($name) function, where $name is the name of the template variable you have assigned. |
| Re: $xoopsTpl - unexpected value for module name |
| by lubdub on 2003/10/27 12:24:12 Quote:
Good question. I'm not (yet  ) Smarty-savvy enough to answer that, but I'd say:* if you reference them from a script invoked from your Smarty template, you probably can just reference them (or check the Smarty site) * if you have filled data into the template in one script and want to retrieve in from another script, your design has a serious flaw. The xoopsTpl is a variable-container for inter-script data transfer. (furthermore, the variables in the xoopsTpl don't come only from 'the current module', but from all module-blocks, ...) |
| Re: $xoopsTpl - unexpected value for module name |
| by Venezia on 2003/10/27 8:20:31 Thanks. But if we shouldn't use _tpl_vars, what is the correct way to access values that have been stored in $xoopsTpl? (from a php file, not from an html template). I'm more interested in the values passed by the current module to $xoopsTpl rather than the values stored by the xoopsModule object. |
| Re: $xoopsTpl - unexpected value for module name |
| by onokazu on 2003/10/27 7:45:28 $xoopsTpl->_tpl_vars is a private property of the XoopsTpl class, so it shouldn't be used from outside of the class. As you said, you would need to use $xoopsModule->getVar('name') to get the name of the current module. |
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