[TYPO3-ect] Copying data from the model to teh view....

[R. van Twisk]

Steve Ryan wrote:
> Hi Ries,
> in your controller
> $view->set('model',$mymodel);
>
> in your template
> <?php
> $model=$this->get('model');
> ?>
> hi <?= $model->get('name');?>
>
> BTW, Relationship support is moving onwards
> http://svn.syntithenai.com/svn/trunk/t3ext/lib
> http://svn.syntithenai.com/svn/trunk/t3ext/div
> http://svn.syntithenai.com/svn/trunk/t3ext/partnerpersistencedemo
>
> sorry to go out side t3extdev but my host is easy for the moment.
>
> Working on MM as we speak.
>
> cheers
> Steve Ryan
>   

hey Steve,

I don't use phpView, but instead I use smarty.
So basically I don't want to interact with the view (lib_object)
but I prefer to operate directly on the dataset.

I don't think I can do this easily in smarty:

{section name=loop value=$model->get('dataSetArray')}
....<how to get the row for each loop to show the data????>
{/section}

Normally I would do this:

{section name=loop value=$dataSetArray}
    {$dataSetArray[loop].name}<br />
    {$dataSetArray[loop].image}<br />
    {$dataSetArray[loop].otherVar}<br />
{/section}

I currently avoid that by assigning the data directory using set,
completely 'bypassing' lib_object. I need to read about SPL I think
to understand if I can use something like that in smarty.

What I can do is create an array of object and loop over that if I want...


Ries


>
>
>
> R. van Twisk wrote:
>   
>> Modeñ views...
>>
>> Hey Guys,
>>
>> I have a small question...
>>
>> Currently I have this in my code...
>>
>>
>>                $model = 
>> tx_div::makeInstance('tx_absgalleries_model_dummy');
>>                                              
>> //$model->setConfigurations($this->configurations);
>>                $model->load($this->parameters);
>>                $resultList = $model->get('resultList');
>>                $view = 
>> tx_div::makeInstance('tx_absgalleries_views_exhibition');
>>                $view->init();
>> 1)              $view->set('entryList', $resultList);
>> 2)              $view->set('price', $model->get('price'));
>>
>>
>>
>> As you can see my model get's initialized and data is set using set 
>> methods (in 1 and 2),
>> all fine...
>>
>> However setting the data to my view I need to call set(..) for each single
>> value.
>>
>> Isn't it possible to assign the complete dataset from  the model to the 
>> view directly using a copy constructor or something?
>>
>> Or using something like this...
>>
>>     $view->set($model);
>>
>> within the view, model could even be a reference which will save
>> copying some data around.
>>
>> thanks,
>> Ries
>>
>>
>>     

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