<?php
/**
* Load class
*/
require_once("./template.class.php");
/**
* Make object instance
*/
$temp = new Template();
/**
* When loading templates you can sepcify 2 new options
* using the set_option()
*
* CWD means Current Working Directory and in this case
* you define the root directory of where you want to
* load the templates using load() with a given extension
*
* Note. The default extension is 'html'
*
*/
$temp->set_option('cwd', './');
$temp->set_option('ext', 'php');
/**
* Loading a template, you can set the 3rd parameter to
* true, if you wanna ingore the given CWD option!
*
* $temp->load('template');
*
* The above example load the file:
*
* ./template.php
*
* In relative path to the real CWD
*
* This will load the file:
*
* template.php
*
* Since the CWD was ingored.
*
* $temp->load('template', false, true);
*
* Right, so now the cache is populated with the content from
* the template file, if you have turned on the option 'usetempinfo'
* you can see a small detailed description of all files you have
* loaded in this instance before you destroy it!
*
* Now lets check if our file exists before starting:
*/
if(!$temp->exists('template'))
{
/**
* Notice that we ain't use $temp->error() here, look at the
* next example for more information about error handling using
* the class
*/
die("Template does not exists!");
}
/**
* Load it into cache, if you're trying to load a non-existing template
* then you'll get an error though $temp->error(), so thats why we did
* as above in this example!
*/
$temp->load('template');
/**
* Now we have it we can do whatever we like and then compile it ...
*/
$temp->compile();
/**
* For more information about the parameters Template::load() accepts
* then read the comment in the class file for more information and
* abit more description
*/
?>
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