$flexy->bufferedOutputObject() -- Merges a controller object with the template and returns the result
Opis
This maps the values of the supplied object and runs the compiled template,
and returns the result.
This can be used in conjuction with PEAR::Cache, or in the example below, with
a email template (note this still needs testing.. - the backend should
eventually support a native tokenizer for email templates.)
Parametr
object $controllerObject -
The object you want to use with the template, the values of the object will
relate to the $controllerObject->tag will map to {tag} on the template
array $elements -
This is an associative array of form, or dynamic elements names (or id's) which will be merged with
the one defined in the template.
Zwracana wartość
string - the object variables overlayed on the template
Uwagi
Ta funkcja nie może być wywołana
statycznie.
Przykład
Przykład 43-1. Person DataObject send_password method
<?php
class DataObjects_Person {
var $id;
var $name;
var $password;
var $cleartextPassword;
var $email;
function sendEmail($templateFile,$content) {
$content = is_object($content) ? $content : (object) $content;
foreach(get_object_vars($this) as $k=>$v) {
$content->$k = $v;
}
/* use the regex compiler, as it doesnt parse <tags */
$template = new HTML_Template_Flexy( array(
'compiler' => 'Regex',
'filters' => array('SimpleTags','Mail'),
));
/* compile a text file (email template) */
$template->compile($templateFile);
/* use variables from this object to ouput data. */
$mailtext = $template->bufferedOutputObject($content);
//echo "<PRE>";print_R($mailtext);
/* With the output try and send an email, using a few tricks in Mail_MimeDecode. */
require_once 'Mail/mimeDecode.php';
require_once 'Mail.php';
$decoder = new Mail_mimeDecode($mailtext);
$parts = $decoder->getSendArray();
if (PEAR::isError($parts)) {
return $parts;
}
list($recipents,$headers,$body) = $parts;
$mailOptions = PEAR::getStaticProperty('Mail','options');
$mail = Mail::factory("SMTP",$mailOptions);
return PEAR::isError($mail) ? $mail : $mail->send($recipents,$headers,$body);
}
}
?>
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Przykład 43-2. An email template (using the Regex Parser - hence the {t.*}) From: "HTML_Template_Flexy" <html_template_flexy@pear.php.net>
Sender: "HTML_Template_Flexy" <html_template_flexy@pear.php.net>
To: {t.email}
Subject: Here is your new password
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii
Dear {t.name}
Your New Password is {t.cleartextPassword}
please use it to log into your bank account :) |
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Przykład 43-3. The resulting email head and body From: "HTML_Template_Flexy" <html_template_flexy@pear.php.net>
Sender: "HTML_Template_Flexy" <html_template_flexy@pear.php.net>
To: demo@example.com
Subject: Here is your new password
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii
Dear Fred Blobs
Your New Password is 0ab123dcc
please use it to log into your bank account :) |
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