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Zend_Layout has a variety of configuration options. These
may be set by calling the appropriate accessors, passing an array or
Zend_Config object to the constructor or
startMvc(), passing an array of options to
setOptions(), or passing a Zend_Config
object to setConfig().
layout: the layout to use. Uses the current inflector to resolve the name provided to the appropriate layout view script. By default, this value is 'layout' and resolves to 'layout.phtml'. Accessors are setLayout() and getLayout().
layoutPath: the base path to layout view scripts. Accessors are setLayoutPath() and getLayoutPath().
contentKey: the layout variable used for default content (when used with the MVC). Default value is 'content'. Accessors are setContentKey() and getContentKey().
mvcSuccessfulActionOnly: when using the MVC, if an action throws an exception and this flag is TRUE, the layout will not be rendered (this is to prevent double-rendering of the layout when the ErrorHandler plugin is in use). By default, the flat is TRUE. Accessors are setMvcSuccessfulActionOnly() and getMvcSuccessfulActionOnly().
view: the view object to use when rendering. When used with the
MVC, Zend_Layout will attempt to use the
view object registered with the ViewRenderer if
no view object has been passed to it explicitly. Accessors are
setView() and getView().
helperClass: the action helper class to use
when using Zend_Layout with the MVC
components. By default, this is
Zend_Layout_Controller_Action_Helper_Layout.
Accessors are setHelperClass() and
getHelperClass().
pluginClass: the front controller plugin
class to use when using Zend_Layout with the
MVC components. By default, this is
Zend_Layout_Controller_Plugin_Layout. Accessors
are setPluginClass() and
getPluginClass().
inflector: the inflector to use when
resolving layout names to layout view script paths; see the
Zend_Layout inflector documentation for more
details. Accessors are setInflector()
and getInflector().
Note: helperClass and pluginClass must be passed to startMvc()
In order for the
helperClassandpluginClasssettings to have effect, they must be passed in as options to startMvc(); if set later, they have no affect.
The following examples assume the following $options array and $config object:
$options = array(
'layout' => 'foo',
'layoutPath' => '/path/to/layouts',
'contentKey' => 'CONTENT', // ignored when MVC not used
);
/**
[layout]
layout = "foo"
layoutPath = "/path/to/layouts"
contentKey = "CONTENT"
*/
$config = new Zend_Config_Ini('/path/to/layout.ini', 'layout');
Example #1 Passing options to the constructor or startMvc()
Both the constructor and the startMvc() static
method can accept either an array of options or a
Zend_Config object with options in order to
configure the Zend_Layout instance.
First, let's look at passing an array:
// Using constructor: $layout = new Zend_Layout($options); // Using startMvc(): $layout = Zend_Layout::startMvc($options);
And now using a config object:
$config = new Zend_Config_Ini('/path/to/layout.ini', 'layout');
// Using constructor:
$layout = new Zend_Layout($config);
// Using startMvc():
$layout = Zend_Layout::startMvc($config);
Basically, this is the easiest way to customize your
Zend_Layout instance.
Example #2 Using setOption() and setConfig()
Sometimes you need to configure the Zend_Layout
object after it has already been instantiated;
setOptions() and setConfig() give
you a quick and easy way to do so:
// Using an array of options: $layout->setOptions($options); // Using a Zend_Config object: $layout->setConfig($options);
Note, however, that certain options, such as
pluginClass and helperClass, will have
no affect when passed using this method; they need to be passed
to the constructor or startMvc() method.
Example #3 Using Accessors
Finally, you can also configure your Zend_Layout
instance via accessors. All accessors implement a fluent
interface, meaning their calls may be chained:
$layout->setLayout('foo')
->setLayoutPath('/path/to/layouts')
->setContentKey('CONTENT');
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