Closed frederikprijck closed 10 years ago
Hi @frederikprijck, one of the caveats is that Blade won't be parsed if you are including your templates using WordPress functions like get_template_part
, the_header
, the_footer
etc.
You should use instead Blade specific functions to do so like @include( 'header' )
, @include( 'footer' )
etc.
In my opinion, it's very likely that this is the reason your Blade lines aren't being parsed. https://github.com/MikaelMattsson/blade/blob/master/README.md#including-files YouTube Video
I was affraid that this would be the case. This requires me to rework the entire theme from scratch. I'll give it a try asap. Thanks for reply'ing that quick!
Hi,
FIrst of all, I'm pretty sure this is a stupid question. Nevertheless I had no idea where else I could find any help.
I've followed the install instructions and installed + activated the blade plugin: http://prntscr.com/2u0x1u
Next thing I did was making sure the views folder is writable by setting the chmod to 777.
According to http://wordpress.org/plugins/blade/installation/ I should now be able to use blade syntax.
Next thing I did was add the following lines to a working wp template file: http://prntscr.com/2u0xwu
The output is: http://prntscr.com/2u0y9x
As you can see, it's not parsing the template engine. The page renders {{$helloWorld}}
Do you have any idea what I am missing? Since I realy appreciate bringing a template engine into wordpress, especially when it's based on Razor, ofwhich I have years of experience.
Thanks