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Thanks again Aken, I have defined the variables and the errors are not coming back

Regards

Hello Aken,

Thank you for creating this CI-Smarty integration.

I had to change MY_Loader.php because syntax errors were not showing.
The end of MY_Loader.php now contains:

try {
 $output = $CI->smartytpl->fetch($template);
 
 // Return the output if the return value is TRUE.
 if ($return === true) return $output;
 
 // Otherwise append to output just like a view.
 $CI->output->append_output($output);
} catch(Exception $e) {
 show_error($e->getMessage());
}

and now Smarty syntax errors are showing.

Is this the right way to do this? Can you change it in the git-repository, or should I do a pull-request?

Kind regards,
Hendrik

I’ll have to look into that. I never ran into Smarty syntax errors, so I’ll check into what kind of errors Smarty throws and how to integrate them into CI. Thanks for the heads up.

I’ve updated this script today; details are on the first page of this thread or on Github. 😊

hi, i am trying to close caching but i cant. How can i do that?

I started to play around a bit to integrate the Smarty template engine into the Zend Framework. My ambition was to minimize the required code in the controller actions but stay close to the given Zend_View API. I also wanted to integrate the Smarty caching feature, any suggestions. visit

I am still unsure if it is really better to use smarty. Has anyone made a performance test?

Thankyou for sharing nice info..

i worked in codeigniter and i am familiar with it. but its smarty i am working first time..

problem is that i cant use php in smarty templates, which is fine by me. but i need some method to make codeigniter functions work in templates..

like i want to see the controller name i would have used $this->router->fetch_class(); with CI views.

But in .tpl files this command dont work. how to make it work or anyother commands like this ??

Regards,
Syed Haider Hassan.