How to use the node_view_gui output into PHP ?

Monday 19 May 2008 5:14:18 am

Hi,

I'm trying to get the XHTML output of the node_view_gui function into PHP.

By example, to get the XHTML render of content/view/line/50 (without the pagelayout of course), I tried this :

$myNode = eZContentObject::fetchByNodeID(50, $asObject = true);
include_once( "kernel/common/template.php" );
$tpl = templateInit();
$tpl->setVariable( 'node', $myNode );
$xhtmlContent = $tpl->fetch( 'design:templates/classes/car/line.tpl' );
echo $xhtmlContent;

But that doesn't works...

Is this possible to do that ?

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Monday 19 May 2008 6:42:39 am

Hi Felix,

You're right !

It's OK, this is the code I used to get the XHTML output of content/view/line/589 :

$cacheFileArray = array( 'cache_dir' => false, 'cache_path' => false );
$NodeID = 589;
$Module = $Params['Module'];
$tpl = templateInit();
$LanguageCode = $Params['Language'];
$ViewMode = "line";
$Offset = $Params['Offset'];
$ini = eZINI::instance();
$Year = $Params['Year'];
$Month = $Params['Month'];
$Day = $Params['Day'];
$viewParameters = array( 'offset' => $Offset,
				 'year' => $Year,
				 'month' => $Month,
				 'day' => $Day,
				 'namefilter' => false );
$viewParameters = array_merge( $viewParameters, $UserParameters );

$collectionAttributes = false;
if ( isset( $Params['CollectionAttributes'] ) )
	$collectionAttributes = $Params['CollectionAttributes'];

$validation = array( 'processed' => false,
			 'attributes' => array() );
if ( isset( $Params['AttributeValidation'] ) )
	$validation = $Params['AttributeValidation'];

$localVars = array( "cacheFileArray", "NodeID",   "Module", "tpl",
				"LanguageCode",   "ViewMode", "Offset", "ini",
				"cacheFileArray", "viewParameters",  "collectionAttributes",
				"validation" );

$args = compact( $localVars );
$data = eZNodeviewfunctions::contentViewGenerate( false, $args ); // the false parameter will disable generation of the 'binarydata' entry
$xhtmlContent = $data['content'];

return $xhtmlContent['content'];

Thanks a lot !

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web : http://www.webaxis.fr