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Posted by boots on 09/20/05 23:15
--- "pobox@verysmall.org" <pobox@verysmall.org> wrote:
> Is a page build by Smarty containing frames considered one php/Smarty
> process (if I can call it so)?
>
> It is like this -
>
> index.tpl evaluates variable $_GET['f'] and if false, loads
> frameset.tpl. frameset.tpl contains two or three frames (the number
> is
> not important) - each frame calls _again_ index.tpl passing this time
> $_GET['f'] set to true. this makes index.tpl not to load
> frameset.tpl,
> but to load the individual pages.
>
> What I noticed is that variables (both Smarty and php $GLOBALS) set
> by
> plug-in in the first load of index.tpl (before the frameset) do not
> survive into the second call of index.tpl (after the frameset).
>
> So, the question again - are the pages loaded by the frameset
> different
> php/Smarty processes (as it seems) from the php/Smarty process that
> loaded the frameset - even if it _seems_ that it is one?
>
> I think the answer is obvious, just wanted to make sure.
Yes, of course. Frames are a function of X/HTML and the client. Each
frame in the frameset causes the client to establish a separate request
for the frame contents. Whether you use Smarty or not has no bearing on
this functionality.
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