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Phil Sturgeon templating library and Dwoo parser both working, but not together - El Forum - 12-19-2011 [eluser]Unknown[/eluser] Hello happy helpers, I have Phil Sturgeon's templating extension working - I've tested it. And independently I have the Dwoo parser working, which was recommended in Phil Sturgeon's documentation. But I am not sure how to make the two work together. The following works for me: Code: $this->template->title('Page Title', 'Page Title 2'); Code: <p><?php echo $foo;?></p> And this works: Code: $this->parser->parse('welcome_message'); Code: <p>{$foo}</p> But if I leave my view full of {$foo} and don't call $this->parser but just use $this->template->build then it doesn't parse the braces, it just echoes it as a string. It is as if the parser isn't being called by the templating class - but the following $config['parser_enabled'] = TRUE; is set in the config. Where am I going wrong? Why isn't the parser being called by the template class? Thank you in advance. |