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pass data fom view to inlcuded views and back - 4usol - 12-19-2024 Hello, i try to create a kind of templateset, in my controller i call the mainpage like this " $data['view_page']= $page; //here is the main-content-filename for example "login" (.php) $data['view_data']= $dataP; //Some data echo view('templates/v1/create_page', $data); " in the "create_page" i include a lot of single files to seperate the different parts like this " $data['data']=$view_data; //pass some data from controller to subfiles !? $this->include($view_page,$data); //here i include my main-content-file for example "login" //from this mainfile i need access to the $data vars in the following files, but all my tries failed. Is it possible? How? $this->include('templates/v1/head',$data); $this->include('templates/v1/header',$data); $this->include('templates/v1/sidebar_left',$data); " main-content-file for example "login" " //The following $data i need in the mainpage AND also included files like head, header etc. (as shown on top) $data['view_template']=array( 'val1' => 'default', 'val2'=>''...); $this->section('title') ?>Some content here <?= $this->endSection() ?> " Hope i could explain what i want to do? RE: pass data fom view to inlcuded views and back - InsiteFX - 12-19-2024 Sessions / Cookies? RE: pass data fom view to inlcuded views and back - 4usol - 12-20-2024 yes thats always a way, good idear, but, is there no direct way to pass the vars to the file? RE: pass data fom view to inlcuded views and back - abatrans - 12-21-2024 Instead of using: PHP Code: $this->include('templates/v1/head',$data); I suggest you use: PHP Code: echo view( 'templates/v1/head',$data); |