In layout view template:
<?=$this->placeholder("footerjs");?>
In action view template:
<?php $this->placeholder("footerjs")->captureStart();?>
......some complex js script or css tag.
<?php $this->placeholder("footerjs")->captureEnd();?>
can Phalcon add this new feature?
The Zend Framwork document is : https://framework.zend.com/manual/1.12/en/zend.view.helpers.html#zend.view.helpers.initial.placeholder
Maybe you can check out Phalcon Assets to do that job
I had read the Phalcon Assets，But it's can't solve the problem, or can you give me some examples？ thank you.
Use Assets to manage all your collections (js/css)
https://docs.phalcon.io/en/3.0.2/reference/assets.html
example of use :
https://github.com/corentin-begne/phalconTool/blob/master/templates/project/app/plugins/AssetsPlugin.php
https://github.com/corentin-begne/phalconTool/blob/master/templates/project/app/views/layouts/default.phtml
If you need dynamic content in a view or layout simply use partials ... Placeholder is useless in Phalcon.
thank you,
I known, I means can you add the placeholder feature at next release？
pwtitle, I think I was able to recreate the missing functionality by using output buffering and assigning the results to a view variable as follows:
In the action's view:
<!-- // -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- // --> <?php ob_start(); ?> <script type="text/javascript"> $(document).ready(function () { ... }); </script> <?php $this->view->setVar('jscript', ob_get_clean()); ?> <!-- // -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- // -->
Then, inside the modules "template" view, use that variables as follows:
<!-- Custom Page JavaScript --> <?php if (isset($jscript) && $jscript): ?> <?= $jscript; ?> <?php endif; ?>
This will scoop up the custom JS, exclude it from the action's view, assign it to a view variable, and that variable can be used in the main template to render it in the correct position.
-- Dante
