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<?php
// Template System Function(s)
function gettemplate($template,$fileformat="tpl")
{
return str_replace("\"","\\\"",implode("",file("path/to/templates/folder/".$template.".".$fileformat)));
}
# How to use: eval ("\$sub_template .= \"".gettemplate("sub_template")."\";");
## You can change $sub_template into your desired variable name, independent from the template (file) name
### You can call variables (defined before loading the tpl) in the tpl file
#### You need to replace "path/to/templates/folder/" with the actual path to YOUR templates folder
##### The $fileformat="tpl" means that your template files need to use the .tpl file extension.
##### Example: template_name.tpl You can change it of course.
function display($template) {
echo $template;
}
# How to use: eval ("display(\"".gettemplate("main_template")."\");");
## You can call variables (defined before loading the tpl) in the tpl file
//How to use
eval ("\$sub_template .= \"".gettemplate("sub_template")."\";");
eval ("display(\"".gettemplate("main_template")."\");");
# You can load "sub templates" in a "main template" by simply placing the variable name of the
# "sub template" into the main template file.
?>
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