How could I not have HTML code in my PHP logic when working with templates?
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I am generating a PDF file from HTML. I have most of my HTML structure in a separate file called invoice.html but the loop to generate table rows is in my PHP logic. Is there a way to not have it in my PHP so I don't mix HTML with PHP together?
invoice.html
<h1>Hi, {client.name}!</h1>
<p>You have {sum} to pay until {due.date}</p>
Here is the summary
<table>
{table.rows}
</table>
<p>Thanks, {sender.name}<p>
<p>{issue.date}</p>
createPDF.php
$table_rows = '';
foreach ($datas as $data) {
$table_rows .= '<tr><td>' . $data->details . '</td></tr>';
}
$invoice_html = file_get_contents( 'invoice.html' );
$invoice_html = str_replace('{client.name}', $client_name, $invoice_html);
$invoice_html = str_replace('{table.rows}', $table_rows, $invoice_html);
...
$pdf = DomPDF::loadHTML( $invoice_html );
return $pdf->download( 'invoice.pdf' );
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I am generating a PDF file from HTML. I have most of my HTML structure in a separate file called invoice.html but the loop to generate table rows is in my PHP logic. Is there a way to not have it in my PHP so I don't mix HTML with PHP together?
invoice.html
<h1>Hi, {client.name}!</h1>
<p>You have {sum} to pay until {due.date}</p>
Here is the summary
<table>
{table.rows}
</table>
<p>Thanks, {sender.name}<p>
<p>{issue.date}</p>
createPDF.php
$table_rows = '';
foreach ($datas as $data) {
$table_rows .= '<tr><td>' . $data->details . '</td></tr>';
}
$invoice_html = file_get_contents( 'invoice.html' );
$invoice_html = str_replace('{client.name}', $client_name, $invoice_html);
$invoice_html = str_replace('{table.rows}', $table_rows, $invoice_html);
...
$pdf = DomPDF::loadHTML( $invoice_html );
return $pdf->download( 'invoice.pdf' );
php templates
asked Nov 12 at 10:02
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Have you considered using a templating engine like twig? Might be a bit of work to implement it but would make your life significantly easier going forward. twig.symfony.com/doc/2.x
– Alex
Nov 12 at 10:16
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I am generating a PDF file from HTML. I have most of my HTML structure in a separate file called invoice.html but the loop to generate table rows is in my PHP logic. Is there a way to not have it in my PHP so I don't mix HTML with PHP together?
invoice.html
<h1>Hi, {client.name}!</h1>
<p>You have {sum} to pay until {due.date}</p>
Here is the summary
<table>
{table.rows}
</table>
<p>Thanks, {sender.name}<p>
<p>{issue.date}</p>
createPDF.php
$table_rows = '';
foreach ($datas as $data) {
$table_rows .= '<tr><td>' . $data->details . '</td></tr>';
}
$invoice_html = file_get_contents( 'invoice.html' );
$invoice_html = str_replace('{client.name}', $client_name, $invoice_html);
$invoice_html = str_replace('{table.rows}', $table_rows, $invoice_html);
...
$pdf = DomPDF::loadHTML( $invoice_html );
return $pdf->download( 'invoice.pdf' );
php templates
asked Nov 12 at 10:02
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I am generating a PDF file from HTML. I have most of my HTML structure in a separate file called invoice.html but the loop to generate table rows is in my PHP logic. Is there a way to not have it in my PHP so I don't mix HTML with PHP together?
invoice.html
<h1>Hi, {client.name}!</h1>
<p>You have {sum} to pay until {due.date}</p>
Here is the summary
<table>
{table.rows}
</table>
<p>Thanks, {sender.name}<p>
<p>{issue.date}</p>
createPDF.php
$table_rows = '';
foreach ($datas as $data) {
$table_rows .= '<tr><td>' . $data->details . '</td></tr>';
}
$invoice_html = file_get_contents( 'invoice.html' );
$invoice_html = str_replace('{client.name}', $client_name, $invoice_html);
$invoice_html = str_replace('{table.rows}', $table_rows, $invoice_html);
...
$pdf = DomPDF::loadHTML( $invoice_html );
return $pdf->download( 'invoice.pdf' );
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php templates
asked Nov 12 at 10:02
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asked Nov 12 at 10:02
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asked Nov 12 at 10:02
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asked Nov 12 at 10:02
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asked Nov 12 at 10:02
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Have you considered using a templating engine like twig? Might be a bit of work to implement it but would make your life significantly easier going forward. twig.symfony.com/doc/2.x
– Alex
Nov 12 at 10:16
add a comment |
Have you considered using a templating engine like twig? Might be a bit of work to implement it but would make your life significantly easier going forward. twig.symfony.com/doc/2.x
– Alex
Nov 12 at 10:16
Have you considered using a templating engine like twig? Might be a bit of work to implement it but would make your life significantly easier going forward. twig.symfony.com/doc/2.x
– Alex
Nov 12 at 10:16
Have you considered using a templating engine like twig? Might be a bit of work to implement it but would make your life significantly easier going forward. twig.symfony.com/doc/2.x
– Alex
Nov 12 at 10:16
add a comment |
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Have you considered using a templating engine like twig? Might be a bit of work to implement it but would make your life significantly easier going forward. twig.symfony.com/doc/2.x
– Alex
Nov 12 at 10:16