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$flexy->bufferedOutputObject()

$flexy->bufferedOutputObject() -- Merges a controller object with the template and returns the result

Synopsis

void $flexy->bufferedOutputObject (object $controllerObject [, array $elements])

Description

This maps the values of the supplied object and runs the compiled template, and returns the result.

This can be used in conjuction with PEAR::Cache, or in the example below, with a email template (note this still needs testing.. - the backend should eventually support a native tokenizer for email templates.)

Parameter

object $controllerObject - The object you want to use with the template, the values of the object will relate to the $controllerObject->tag will map to on the template
array $elements - This is an associative array of form, or dynamic elements names (or id's) which will be merged with the one defined in the template.

Return value

string - the object variables overlayed on the template

Note

This function can not be called statically.

Example

Example 25-1. Person DataObject send_password method

class DataObjects_Person { var $id; var $name; var $password; var $cleartextPassword; var $email; function send_password() { $this->generatePassword(); /* use the regex compiler, as it doesnt parse <tags */ $template = new HTML_Template_Flexy(array('compiler'=>'Regex'); /* compile a text file (email template) */ $template->compile("Emails/Send_Password.txt"); /* use variables from this object to ouput data. */ $mailtext = $template->bufferedOutputObject($this); /* With the output try and send an email, using a few tricks in Mail_MimeDecode. */ $decoder = new Mail_mimeDecode($mailtext); $parts = $decoder->getSendArray(); if (PEAR::isError($parts)) { echo "PROBLEM: "; exit; } list($recipents,$headers,$body) = $parts; $mail = Mail::factory("SMTP",$options); $mail->send($recipents,$headers,$body); } }

Example 25-2. An email template

From: "HTML_Template_Flexy" <html_template_flexy@pear.php.net> Sender: "HTML_Template_Flexy" <html_template_flexy@pear.php.net> To: Subject: Here is your new password Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Dear Your New Password is please use it to log into your bank account :)

Example 25-3. The resulting email head and body

From: "HTML_Template_Flexy" <html_template_flexy@pear.php.net> Sender: "HTML_Template_Flexy" <html_template_flexy@pear.php.net> To: demo@example.com Subject: Here is your new password Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Dear Fred Blobs Your New Password is 0ab123dcc please use it to log into your bank account :)

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