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uma

As title suggests,

If smarty template has double it dot it fails to forge view. See below example:-

$view = \View::forge('example.html.smarty');

If I rename the file to example.smarty it works like:-

$view = \View::forge('example.smarty');

I surely need to use double dots because, my site has two formats, one is html and
other is text only. So I load templates based on what format user has selected.

I have smarty templates in two formats like header.html.smarty and header.txt.smarty
and load whichever format is selected

Harro

Use something else than a dot.

For Views, a dot translates to a directory, so "example.html.smarty" will attempt to load "/views/example/html.smarty".

uma

That's bad. It was working v1.7.2

Why should dot translate to a directory btw? I mean is there any specific reason that forced FuelPHP team to translate dot to a directory.

Harro

Ah, wait, sorry, my bad.

When you do use

$view = \View::forge('example.html.smarty');

what is the exact error message you get? On what line?

Harro

This was the commit that broke it: https://github.com/fuel/core/commit/2c8b0ee0bd7c56b9dbad18b209e008d271334ed3

It revealed a bug that has been present in the parser all along, which does not support the double dots.

I've pushed the fix, you need to upgrade your parser package to 1.8/develop to use it.

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