[eluser]Vheissu[/eluser]
[quote author="Sazan" date="1303989094"][quote author="Vheissu" date="1303955450"]The issue us with the variable you're passing. Instead of storing results in $data, try going: $data['data']; then you should be able to access a var called data in your templates.[/quote]
Not working.
Tried different variations with no luck...
Btw, if there is any error with or within template why it doesn't show any errors? Just a blank screen.
I wish you had some free time to revise your great lib and fix these bugs:
1. passing model results directly to the template is impossible now (which is essential functionality, as it's very common need to build simple lists from the databases)
2. no error handling/logging when something is wrong with/within templates. (if you forgot to put $ before the variable in tmpl like
{var} you just won't see anything, just a blank screen)[/quote]
The code does have its flaws. I'll probably get around to revising the code this long weekend we have in Australia. I have another library called Plenty Parser which allows Smarty view rendering as well, so it would be beneficial to that as well.
The error supressing is due to the fact if you're checking in your views for a variable that isn't defined, it'll throw a variable doesn't exist error. {if $testvar} if $testvar isn't defined, previously it would have thrown an error.
