Small questions.
"Matias Alejo Garcia" <[email protected]>
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Hi all!
I've been using Template::HTML for 3 months, I would like to ask you a few
questions
1) In our project we are using around 50 different templates, It is very
common for us to do something like:
<tmpl_loop departments>
<tmpl_if show_picture>
<tmpl_if picture_url>
<tmpl_include user_picture.tmpl>
</tmpl_if>
</tmpl_if>
<tmpl_if users>
<tmpl_loop>
<tmpl_include show_user.tmpl>
</tmpl_loop>
</tmpl_if>
</tmpl_loop>
So, some of our pages include 200 templates (we use shared_cached=>1). These
'include' strategy helps our designer because its HTML code is reutilized
over and over.
Would you say this is a correct approach? What about performace? I know be
need to benchmark, but it there any commets you can make? Thanks!
2) Wouldn't be nice to have a template comment tag?
I think it would be useful to describe template, and not generate HTML. For
example:
<!-- <tmpl_comment>
This template shows a user. bla bla
Inputs:
- bla bla
</tmpl_comment>
-->
or
<!--
# This template shows a user. bla bla
# Inputs:
# - bla bla
-->
In our project we 'compile' the templates before installing to production,
so normal HTML comments are taken away, but I think that the 'comment' tag
would be interesting to have.
Thanks!
matías
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Matías Alejo García
NITS Argentina
| http://www.nits.com.ar