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Reverse Parsing (CI parser template) ?? - El Forum - 08-14-2009 [eluser]rpe[/eluser] Usually if we want to parse a variable, we need to define it first. Can we do the opposite way? Parsing first and define the variable later?? Example : 1.>This is what I usually do, I define the variable first, I put it in var.php. Code: class Example extends Controller{ then I use the variable in display.php Code: <html> 2.>But, what I want is this, I use the variable first (in display.php) Code: <html> then I parse using this (var.php) Code: data[$var]=$this->load->view($var); Thanks before. Reverse Parsing (CI parser template) ?? - El Forum - 08-14-2009 [eluser]Phil Sturgeon[/eluser] wtf? Reverse Parsing (CI parser template) ?? - El Forum - 08-14-2009 [eluser]luke holder[/eluser] [quote author="Phil Sturgeon" date="1250274509"]wtf?[/quote] HAHAHAHAHAHA Reverse Parsing (CI parser template) ?? - El Forum - 08-14-2009 [eluser]wabu[/eluser] If I understand your post correctly, and that's really what you need to do, then you could just duplicate your first example with your "display" view, returning the output into a local variable for string substitution. Then you can render your doubly-parsed template. ![]() |