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Posted by Rory Browne on 05/21/05 21:05
> Yep, left myself quite open there...should have been more specific.
> I will not write a templating library myself because there are sooooo many
> out there,
> it would be a learning experience of course but other than that I think it
> would be
> rarely needed.
> I meant bundling it along with the rest of the scripts, (which would add
> around 500kb to the
> size) and then giving instructions on how to do a basic configuration for
> smarty.
I've never done it personally, but if this is for one specific client,
isn't 500k pretty much insignificant? If it's a problem though,
perhaps you could use a smaller template system, that maybe required
less configuration. Having that said, I've never used Smarty so I
don't know what configuration is involved. Perhaps an auto-config
script could be made?
>
>
>
> > > Searching google I found this very nice place discussing PHP templating
> > (you
> > > might also want to read up on how many there are!)
> > > http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/showthread.php?t=123769&page=1&pp=25
> > > but no discussion of including any of these with commercial software for
> > the
> > > client to setup and their results.
> >
> > Smarty is licensed under the LGPL.
> > I've never read the LGPL, but
> > TTBOMK that means you can use it in commercial/propriatory software,
> > which I'm
> > assuming is what you're refering to.
>
> Nope, sorry, I should have been more specific here too.
> I meant what I said above...nobody has discussed what experience they have
> had if they
> bundled smarty along with their scripts and then told the client how to
> configure smarty
> or if the clients had any problem configuring smarty etc.
>
> Cheers,
> Ryan
>
>
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