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Fixing reference to Kostache_Layout

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Jeremy Bush 2011-09-29 14:13:20 -05:00
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@ -129,11 +129,11 @@ You must define partials within the $_partials array in your view class. The ke
## Using the View_Layout class
Kostache comes with a View_Layout class instead of a template controller. This allows your layouts to be more OOP and self contained, and they do not rely on your controllers so much.
Kostache comes with a Kostache_Layout class instead of a template controller. This allows your layouts to be more OOP and self contained, and they do not rely on your controllers so much.
To use it, have your view extend the View_Layout class. You can then specify your own layout file by placing it in templates/layout.mustache. At a minimum, it needs to have a {{>content}} partial defined in it.
To use it, have your view extend the Kostache_Layout class. You can then specify your own layout file by placing it in templates/layout.mustache. At a minimum, it needs to have a {{>content}} partial defined in it.
If you have a view that extends the View_Layout class, but wish to render only the template and not the entire layout, you can set the public $render_layout property to FALSE. This is useful if you want to use the same view class for external requests and HMVC requests.
If you have a view that extends the Kostache_Layout class, but wish to render only the template and not the entire layout, you can set the public $render_layout property to FALSE. This is useful if you want to use the same view class for external requests and HMVC requests.
$view = new View_Post_List;
if ($this->request !== Request::instance) // Is internal request