Hi,

I'm currently updating my ZF and using a different directory structure that's handier (the multiple controllers system. Like here:
Zend Framework

I'm currently using 2 standar templates that are located in:
application/views/scripts/header.phtml (and footer.phtml)

And my articles index.phtml is located here:
application/article/views/scripts/index.phtml

Now as you'll probably guess, my header.phtml and footer.phtml don't get loaded anymore.
I've got this code:
How do I make render() take the footer.phtml file from here: application/views/scripts/header.phtml ?

Sorry for my bad english, it's not my native language.
I've also tried this: Zend Framework

But what is the actual root of that command? :s

Thanks,
Jasper

do you have the view paths defined?

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Yes, but ZF doesn't "keep it in mind"

As I understand the render function, the intent is to render everything at once to the browser - since, once one sends something to the browser, subsequent sends (e.g. a header or footer) will be ignored by the browser. I think this is the same reason a header section is used in an html file.

Therefore, one would have to gather all the pieces (so to speak) into a single file for rendering - in one shot. Note, the examples seem consistent on this point i.e. they gather everything up, then render() it, once.

In your case, I wonder if render would take an array argument ? ... which would, then, render the array all at once.

I'm new (and confused) by all this, too - especially the approach changes from one Zend Framework (sub)version to the next; so, don't take my words to the bank. <G>

The code you provided so far looks to me as it should work, but what I am worried about is that you don't have the view paths defined or this is a different instance of the view object.

Does header.phtml or footer.pthml exist on the paths when you do a print_r($view->getScriptPaths());

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Hmm I think I'm starting to understand the problem here but I unfourtunately i'm not working with the multiple controllers anymore for this project.

But I'm going to test it in my next project, I think the problem came from the fact that I was creating a new instance of View but I can't check that anymore.

Thanks for your support,
Jasper