$Stack->output()
$Stack->output($template_name);
Outputs the contents of the entire stack with special formatting variables made available to the templates. If $template_name is specified, a template of that name from the appropriate theme folder will be used. Otherwise, the default 'output' template is used.
$person->friends()->output('short');
When outputted through a stack, each object in the list gets special formatting variables available in the template which pertain to the item's position in the list:
- isFirstItem - boolean
- isEvenItem - boolean
- isOddItem - boolean
- isLastItem - boolean
- listCount - numeric position in stack, starting at 1
- isThirdItem, isFourthItem,isFifthItem,isSixthItem,isSeventhItem,isEigthItem,isNinthItem - is item the Nth item? True for every Nth item
In templates, you can access these as if they were normal fields:
// in template file
if ($content->get('isFirstItem')) {
// do something special for the first item
}
By default, stacks wrap their output in a simple header and footer template, located in the theme folder under the stacks sub-folder. You can override this by passing in a few extra parameters:
// no header or footer
$stack->output('short',null,null);
// use the normal header,
// but swap in the pagination footer
$stack->output('short','header','pager');
Finally, you can specify a title and an empty message to be displayed in the header and footer templates:
$stack->output('short','header','pager','Search Results','No results!');
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I am more and more appreciative of the work you have done here the more I look around. A request: it would be wonderful to know where all of these base and derived classes are actually implemented with a link to the section of actual source or location in the classes manifest. I realize there is probably a simple answer, but it illudes me for the moment while I study your good work.