Template extend node

[vinikey]

Hello there!

(I think is more a question than an issue)

First of all, thank you for this excellent framework! This is my first project that I try to make with f3. Since now everything goes really good and really fast.

The last day I'm trying to extend the Template instance as I can see here. Using the code

\Template::instance()->extend('testTag',function($node){ return "<div>".$node[0]."</div>"; });

for the

<testTag>{{ @sometitle }}</testTag>

I found that the extend doesn't render the @sometitle and in the extend function the return is

<div>{{ @sometitle }}</div>

I tried to use the extend at beforeRoute and at afterRoute, always before the call of echo \Template::instance()->render('template.htm');

Can anyone help me with that?

Thank you for your time!

[geniuswebtools]

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[vinikey]

I'm terribly sorry for this and really thank you for the information!

[ikkez]

@vinikey you can try it with \Template::instance()->build($node). You can also visit our Slack channel for more help.

[vinikey]

Thank you @ikkez !

As @geniuswebtools suggests, I found at google groups the use of the Template build as you suggest!

I had to build both node[0] and any of the node['@attrib'] in order to work, cause build($node) returns call_user_func_array() expects parameter 1 to be a valid callback, no array or string given if I have both content and attributes at extended tag.

Thank you again for this magnificent framework!

[ikkez]

also note that $node[0] is just the first content part.. there could be cases where you also have $node[1] ... node[n], depending on the inner content of course. Check out my TagHandler for more advanced use-cases... samples included. happy coding ;)