Smarty

Thank you, that is really fast-forward solution!

How do you use it with display or fetch, could you give it an example please?

It's really cool to out put everything as single line rather than structured content.

Is anybody aware if it's possible to refrain from doing it in every template though?

I would rather put it ...

I see now!! Thank you for your help a lot and good luck to you! Cheers!! Wink

I didn't create instances! I will keep learning OOP! Is it always so hard at the beginning with OOP?

You mean design of the code or design of the site (user side)?? Wink

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OHH. Finally. It's cool. Working! Smile

Why does it work this way? Where is __constructor? If I use __constructor I should create an instance?

Will it be slower or something?

Ahhh. I see now!! OK!

How do you use yours?

I use mine as Template::assign('var', $var);

Will it impact performance?

Just out of curiosity could anyone please provide me with an example of working code, based on my very first post, but without using global $Smarty?

Please? I'm not l ...

I just want to use, for example:

Template::assign('user_message', $user_message);

@douglassdavis Unfortunately your solition still returns the same error? Why it's not a good idea?

I think no. I just used the above example and then:

Template::assign('var', $var);

When I used the initial example (with my first post) everything worked fine when I used Template::assign('var', ...

Thanks for your advice! I'm just starting OOP and have a lot of misunderstandings!

I have tried the following based on your example and got and error:
"Fatal error: Call to a member function ...

Hello. I'm really enjoin using Smarty and don't see better way to separate presentation and logic.

I' fairly new to OOP and borrowed the following class to make Smarty work like:

Template:&# ...

Thank you very much, again!!

Just got a good news that SOPA and PIPA sucked!!! Wink

At least for so far! (sorry for off topic - just glad about it!! I think all of as are!!)