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	set_template_handler ($function_name)
	Registers a function to handle templates. More...

	elgg_get_view_location ($view, $viewtype= '')
	Get the views/ directory in which the view might (or might not) be found. More...

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elgg_get_view_location	(	$view,
		$viewtype = `''`
	)

Get the views/ directory in which the view might (or might not) be found.

E.g. elgg_get_view_location('foo.css') might return "/path/to/mod/example/views/" but the view file itself may be at "default/foo.css" or "default/foo.css.php" within that. The function might return the core views/ directory if it doesn't know anything about the view.

Warning: This doesn't check if the file exists, but only constructs (or extracts) the path and returns it.

Parameters

string	$view	The view.
string	$viewtype	The viewtype

Returns: string

Definition at line 52 of file deprecated-1.12.php.

set_template_handler ( $function_name )

Registers a function to handle templates.

Alternative template handlers can be registered to handle all output functions. By default, elgg_view() will simply include the view file. If an alternate template handler is registered, the view name and passed $vars will be passed to the registered function, which is then responsible for generating and returning output.

Template handlers need to accept two arguments: string $view_name and array $vars.

Warning: This is experimental.

Parameters

string $function_name The name of the function to pass to.

Returns: bool

See also: elgg_view()

Definition at line 25 of file deprecated-1.12.php.

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