How to disassemble html skills?

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How to disassemble html skills? - rfrkk - 08-29-2019

There are dozens of php html structures as follows...

<body>
<section></section>
<nav></nav>
<section></section>
...

</body>

Where <nav></nav> is the shared part.
The menu content in nav also uses the php template syntax <?php xxxx ?>
I put the content into nav.php and put it in view/common/nav.php

Consult https://codeigniter4.github.io/userguide/outgoing/index.html
I hope to insert the code from here.

<body>
<section></section>
Insert code to come in here
<section></section>
...

</body>
, and keep html integrity,

What should be done best?

RE: How to disassemble html skills? - ciadmin - 08-29-2019

One possibility is to use the View Parser (https://codeigniter4.github.io/userguide/outgoing/view_parser.html)

Build your view as

Code:
<body>

<section></section>

{codeGoesHere}

<section></section>

...

Build your code to go in the middle, and assign it to something, eg $whateverYouSavedYourRealBodyAs,
and then render the view with the nested content:

Code:
$parser = \Config\Services::parser();

$parser->setData(['codeGoesHere' => $whateverYouSavedYourRealBodyAs])

             ->render('theTemplateWithTheFragmentShownAbove');

This technique is used in the CodeIgniter website (CI4 version being published very soon).

RE: How to disassemble html skills? - rfrkk - 08-30-2019

(08-29-2019, 09:19 PM)ciadmin Wrote: One possibility is to use the View Parser (https://codeigniter4.github.io/userguide/outgoing/view_parser.html)

Build your view as

Code:
<body> <section></section> {codeGoesHere} <section></section> ...
Build your code to go in the middle, and assign it to something, eg $whateverYouSavedYourRealBodyAs,
and then render the view with the nested content:

Code:
$parser = \Config\Services::parser(); $parser->setData(['codeGoesHere' => $whateverYouSavedYourRealBodyAs]) ->render('theTemplateWithTheFragmentShownAbove');

This technique is used in the CodeIgniter website (CI4 version being published very soon).

So great！