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Posted over 16 years ago by Laurent Bedubourg
Applied patch from Kornel Lesinski - Added phptal:cache that caches HTML of any given tag, - Added phptal_tale() which returns chained TAL expressions as a single PHP expression. It's quivalent to phptal_tales(), but can be used in more ... [More] contexts (i.e. ${foo | bar}), - metal:fill-block can fill blocks in parent contexts, - slightly improved runtime error messages. Other svn pending fixes: - fixed "not" bug with complex php: expressions, - fixed tales string backslash escaping, - fixed only escape < and > in PCDATA, - fixed php:$foo expression which is evaluated to php:${foo} equals $ctx->{$ctx->foo}. As annonced on the mailing like I don't have the time to maintain PHPTAL anymore, Kornel Lesinski kindly proposed himself to take the head of the project and we will plan the hand over during the following weeks. It was a pleasure to give this library to the community! Thanks to all PHPTAL users, Laurent Bedubourg [Less]
Posted over 16 years ago
- when use-macro and define-macro appear in the same tag, slots are shared between macro to allow macro inheritence - added PHPTAL::stripComments($bool) which remove xml comments during parsing - fix, applied patch from William Bailey which fix ... [More] '0' tag content unexpected behaviour - more tests, minor refactorings and code comments The next release will include many refactorings which will allow coders to "easily" insert their own namespaces and attributes into PHPTAL. [Less]
Posted over 17 years ago by Laurent Bedubourg
Fix and patch release - applied tal:repeat patch from Moritz Bechler - applied tales registry patch from Moritz Bechler - applied memory patch from 'smoking_birds_on_moon' - fixed setTemplate() reset existing prepared template (but not the ... [More] context) - fixed ${structure foo} ${string:hello world} - added true: modifier support - added structure support to tal:attributes [Less]
Posted about 18 years ago by Laurent Bedubourg
The 1.1.4 testing is stable and was improved : - added: PHPTAL_CommentFilter as a simple and usefull demonstration filter, - added: PHPTAL_PHP_CODE_EXTENSION constant based on William Bailey proposal, - added: MyClass.myStatic: custom ... [More] expression modifiers (patch from William Bailey), - fixed: ;; bug in string: expressions (patch from William Bailey) - some manual documentation concerning local and global keywords [Less]
Posted over 18 years ago by Laurent Bedubourg
The 1.1 branch has finaly been released, here are some changes : - added: global and local keywords to tal:define - fixed: many little errors in the i18n extension - fixed: last path in string:foo${var} was not interpolated - modif: ... [More] XHTML empty attributes are now echoed with a value (ie: checked="checked") - fixed: tal:define and content buffering fixes (patch from William Bailey) - fixed: pre filter usage on external macro execution - misc: many code refactorings which will lead to a radical library simplication in the future. pear upgrade http://phptal.motion-twin.com/testing.tar.gz [Less]
Posted over 18 years ago by Laurent Bedubourg
Many thanks to Dan Sheppard.
Posted about 19 years ago by Laurent Bedubourg
Pupeno's (Jose Pablo Ezequiel Fernandez Silva) second article about PHPTAL was published on the april 2005 issue of php|architect. This article explains common PHPTALES usage and goes deep into websites internationalisation using PHPTAL and gettext.
Posted about 19 years ago by Laurent Bedubourg
- fixed bug with array/0 pathes (patch from William Bailey) - fixed stupid lt,gt,eq,... replacement in php:'string not gt foo'
Posted about 19 years ago by Laurent Bedubourg
- added template string execution PHPTAL::setSource($src, $path=false) - fixed tal:attributes and zero values error - latest release is now reachable at http://phptal.motion-twin.com/latest.tar.gz
Posted about 19 years ago by Laurent Bedubourg
The new PHPTAL for PHP5 manual is available. Corrections, remarks and translations are welcome.