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This is part 3 of a multi-part series on the design of a complete application framework written in PHP. In part 1, we covered the basic class structure of the framework and laid out the scope of the project. The second part described methods for managing users and session data. This part describes a practical implementation of page templates and the separation of application logic from the presentation layer.
Templates
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Wouldn't it be nice if all the pages on your site had a similar style? Yes, it would… but that’s not the only reason for using page templates. In fact, if thats all that you require, style sheets should solve the problem with much less overhead. If you are looking to add a simple header of footer to every page, Apache provides that functionality via server side includes (or you can use PHP to simply read in an file and output it to the top of each page). In the context of this framework, however, what we are trying to accomplish is a bit more sophisticated. In effect, templates allow us to add a separate presentation layer to our web application. This approach is similar (though much simpler) to the one employed in ASP.NET.
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There are many template engines available for PHP but the approach we will use here is based on Brian Lozier’s article Beyond The Template Engine. The idea is that most of the existing template engines provide much more overhead that we want for what we need to accomplish. In fact, PHP can do what we need in just a few lines of code which open up a text file and replace all the place-holders with dynamic content. So if we encapsulate that functionality in a class and put a cherry on top we end up with class_template.php and a r