fTemplating

Initializes this templating engine

Adds a value to an array element

Enables buffered output, allowing set() and add() to happen after a place() but act as if they were done before

Please note that using buffered output will affect the order in which code is executed since the elements are not actually place()'ed until the destructor is called.

If the non-template code depends on template code being executed sequentially before it, you may not want to use output buffering.

Deletes an element from the template

Erases all output since the invocation of the template - only works if buffering is on

Enables minified output for CSS and JS elements

For CSS and JS, compilation means that the file will be minified and cached. The filename will change whenever the content change, allowing for far-futures expire headers.

Please note that this option requires that all CSS and JS paths be relative to the $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] and start with a /. Also this class will not clean up old cached files out of the cache directory.

This functionality will be inherited by all child fTemplating objects that do not have their own explicit minification settings.

Converts PHP short tags to long tags when short tags are turned off

Please note that this only affects PHP files that are directly evaluated with place() or inject(). It will not affect PHP files that have been evaluated via include or require statements inside of the directly evaluated PHP files.

This functionality will be inherited by all child fTemplating objects that do not have their own explicit short tag settings.

Gets the value of an element and runs it through fHTML::encode()

Removes a value from an array element

Gets the value of an element

Includes the file specified - this is identical to place() except a filename is specified instead of an element

Please see the place() method for more details about functionality.

Includes the element specified - element must be set through set() first

If the element is a file path ending in .css, .js, .rss or .xml an appropriate HTML tag will be printed (files ending in .xml will be treated as an RSS feed). If the element is a file path ending in .inc, .php or .php5 it will be included.

Paths that start with ./ will be loaded relative to the current script. Paths that start with a file or directory name will be loaded relative to the $root passed in the constructor. Paths that start with / will be loaded from the root of the filesystem.

You can pass the media attribute of a CSS file or the title attribute of an RSS feed by adding an associative array with the following formats:

array(
    'path'  => (string) {css file path},
    'media' => (string) {media type}
);
array(
    'path'  => (string) {rss file path},
    'title' => (string) {feed title}
);

Gets the value of an element and runs it through fHTML::prepare()

Removes and returns the value from the end of an array element

Sets the value for an element