* @since 2.0 */ class View extends Component { /** * @var object the object that owns this view. This can be a controller, a widget, or any other object. */ public $context; /** * @var mixed custom parameters that are shared among view templates. */ public $params; /** * @var ViewRenderer|array the view renderer object or the configuration array for * creating the view renderer. If not set, view files will be treated as normal PHP files. */ public $renderer; /** * @var Theme|array the theme object or the configuration array for creating the theme. * If not set, it means theming is not enabled. */ public $theme; /** * @var array a list of named output clips. You can call [[beginClip()]] and [[endClip()]] * to capture small fragments of a view. They can be later accessed at somewhere else * through this property. */ public $clips; /** * @var Widget[] the widgets that are currently being rendered (not ended). This property * is maintained by [[beginWidget()]] and [[endWidget()]] methods. Do not modify it directly. */ public $widgetStack = array(); /** * @var array a list of currently active fragment cache widgets. This property * is used internally to implement the content caching feature. Do not modify it. */ public $cacheStack = array(); /** * @var array a list of placeholders for embedding dynamic contents. This property * is used internally to implement the content caching feature. Do not modify it. */ public $dynamicPlaceholders = array(); /** * Initializes the view component. */ public function init() { parent::init(); if (is_array($this->renderer)) { $this->renderer = Yii::createObject($this->renderer); } if (is_array($this->theme)) { $this->theme = Yii::createObject($this->theme); } } /** * Renders a view. * * This method delegates the call to the [[context]] object: * * - If [[context]] is a controller, the [[Controller::renderPartial()]] method will be called; * - If [[context]] is a widget, the [[Widget::render()]] method will be called; * - Otherwise, an InvalidCallException exception will be thrown. * * @param string $view the view name. Please refer to [[Controller::findViewFile()]] * and [[Widget::findViewFile()]] on how to specify this parameter. * @param array $params the parameters (name-value pairs) that will be extracted and made available in the view file. * @return string the rendering result * @throws InvalidCallException if [[context]] is neither a controller nor a widget. * @throws InvalidParamException if the view cannot be resolved or the view file does not exist. * @see renderFile */ public function render($view, $params = array()) { if ($this->context instanceof Controller) { return $this->context->renderPartial($view, $params); } elseif ($this->context instanceof Widget) { return $this->context->render($view, $params); } else { throw new InvalidCallException('View::render() is not supported for the current context.'); } } /** * Renders a view file. * * If [[theme]] is enabled (not null), it will try to render the themed version of the view file as long * as it is available. * * The method will call [[FileHelper::localize()]] to localize the view file. * * If [[renderer]] is enabled (not null), the method will use it to render the view file. * Otherwise, it will simply include the view file as a normal PHP file, capture its output and * return it as a string. * * @param string $viewFile the view file. This can be either a file path or a path alias. * @param array $params the parameters (name-value pairs) that will be extracted and made available in the view file. * @param object $context the context that the view should use for rendering the view. If null, * existing [[context]] will be used. * @return string the rendering result * @throws InvalidParamException if the view file does not exist */ public function renderFile($viewFile, $params = array(), $context = null) { $viewFile = Yii::getAlias($viewFile); if (is_file($viewFile)) { if ($this->theme !== null) { $viewFile = $this->theme->applyTo($viewFile); } $viewFile = FileHelper::localize($viewFile); } else { throw new InvalidParamException("The view file does not exist: $viewFile"); } $oldContext = $this->context; if ($context !== null) { $this->context = $context; } if ($this->renderer !== null) { $output = $this->renderer->render($this, $viewFile, $params); } else { $output = $this->renderPhpFile($viewFile, $params); } $this->context = $oldContext; return $output; } /** * Renders a view file as a PHP script. * * This method treats the view file as a PHP script and includes the file. * It extracts the given parameters and makes them available in the view file. * The method captures the output of the included view file and returns it as a string. * * This method should mainly be called by view renderer or [[renderFile()]]. * * @param string $_file_ the view file. * @param array $_params_ the parameters (name-value pairs) that will be extracted and made available in the view file. * @return string the rendering result */ public function renderPhpFile($_file_, $_params_ = array()) { ob_start(); ob_implicit_flush(false); extract($_params_, EXTR_OVERWRITE); require($_file_); return ob_get_clean(); } /** * Renders dynamic content returned by the given PHP statements. * This method is mainly used together with content caching (fragment caching and page caching) * when some portions of the content (called *dynamic content*) should not be cached. * The dynamic content must be returned by some PHP statements. * @param string $statements the PHP statements for generating the dynamic content. * @return string the placeholder of the dynamic content, or the dynamic content if there is no * active content cache currently. */ public function renderDynamic($statements) { if (!empty($this->cacheStack)) { $n = count($this->dynamicPlaceholders); $placeholder = ""; $this->addDynamicPlaceholder($placeholder, $statements); return $placeholder; } else { return $this->evaluateDynamicContent($statements); } } /** * Adds a placeholder for dynamic content. * This method is internally used. * @param string $placeholder the placeholder name * @param string $statements the PHP statements for generating the dynamic content */ public function addDynamicPlaceholder($placeholder, $statements) { foreach ($this->cacheStack as $cache) { $cache->dynamicPlaceholders[$placeholder] = $statements; } $this->dynamicPlaceholders[$placeholder] = $statements; } /** * Evaluates the given PHP statements. * This method is mainly used internally to implement dynamic content feature. * @param string $statements the PHP statements to be evaluated. * @return mixed the return value of the PHP statements. */ public function evaluateDynamicContent($statements) { return eval($statements); } /** * Creates a widget. * This method will use [[Yii::createObject()]] to create the widget. * @param string $class the widget class name or path alias * @param array $properties the initial property values of the widget. * @return Widget the newly created widget instance */ public function createWidget($class, $properties = array()) { $properties['class'] = $class; if (!isset($properties['view'])) { $properties['view'] = $this; } return Yii::createObject($properties, $this); } /** * Creates and runs a widget. * Compared with [[createWidget()]], this method does one more thing: it will * run the widget after it is created. * @param string $class the widget class name or path alias * @param array $properties the initial property values of the widget. * @param boolean $captureOutput whether to capture the output of the widget and return it as a string * @return string|Widget if $captureOutput is true, the output of the widget will be returned; * otherwise the widget object will be returned. */ public function widget($class, $properties = array(), $captureOutput = false) { if ($captureOutput) { ob_start(); ob_implicit_flush(false); $widget = $this->createWidget($class, $properties); $widget->run(); return ob_get_clean(); } else { $widget = $this->createWidget($class, $properties); $widget->run(); return $widget; } } /** * Begins a widget. * This method is similar to [[createWidget()]] except that it will expect a matching * [[endWidget()]] call after this. * @param string $class the widget class name or path alias * @param array $properties the initial property values of the widget. * @return Widget the widget instance */ public function beginWidget($class, $properties = array()) { $widget = $this->createWidget($class, $properties); $this->widgetStack[] = $widget; return $widget; } /** * Ends a widget. * Note that the rendering result of the widget is directly echoed out. * If you want to capture the rendering result of a widget, you may use * [[createWidget()]] and [[Widget::run()]]. * @return Widget the widget instance * @throws InvalidCallException if [[beginWidget()]] and [[endWidget()]] calls are not properly nested */ public function endWidget() { $widget = array_pop($this->widgetStack); if ($widget instanceof Widget) { $widget->run(); return $widget; } else { throw new InvalidCallException("Unmatched beginWidget() and endWidget() calls."); } } /** * Begins recording a clip. * This method is a shortcut to beginning [[yii\widgets\Clip]] * @param string $id the clip ID. * @param boolean $renderInPlace whether to render the clip content in place. * Defaults to false, meaning the captured clip will not be displayed. * @return \yii\widgets\Clip the Clip widget instance * @see \yii\widgets\Clip */ public function beginClip($id, $renderInPlace = false) { return $this->beginWidget('yii\widgets\Clip', array( 'id' => $id, 'renderInPlace' => $renderInPlace, )); } /** * Ends recording a clip. */ public function endClip() { $this->endWidget(); } /** * Begins the rendering of content that is to be decorated by the specified view. * This method can be used to implement nested layout. For example, a layout can be embedded * in another layout file specified as '@app/view/layouts/base' like the following: * * ~~~ * beginContent('@app/view/layouts/base'); ?> * ...layout content here... * endContent(); ?> * ~~~ * * @param string $viewFile the view file that will be used to decorate the content enclosed by this widget. * This can be specified as either the view file path or path alias. * @param array $params the variables (name=>value) to be extracted and made available in the decorative view. * @return \yii\widgets\ContentDecorator the ContentDecorator widget instance * @see \yii\widgets\ContentDecorator */ public function beginContent($viewFile, $params = array()) { return $this->beginWidget('yii\widgets\ContentDecorator', array( 'viewFile' => $viewFile, 'params' => $params, )); } /** * Ends the rendering of content. */ public function endContent() { $this->endWidget(); } /** * Begins fragment caching. * This method will display cached content if it is available. * If not, it will start caching and would expect an [[endCache()]] * call to end the cache and save the content into cache. * A typical usage of fragment caching is as follows, * * ~~~ * if($this->beginCache($id)) { * // ...generate content here * $this->endCache(); * } * ~~~ * * @param string $id a unique ID identifying the fragment to be cached. * @param array $properties initial property values for [[\yii\widgets\FragmentCache]] * @return boolean whether you should generate the content for caching. * False if the cached version is available. */ public function beginCache($id, $properties = array()) { $properties['id'] = $id; /** @var $cache \yii\widgets\FragmentCache */ $cache = $this->beginWidget('yii\widgets\FragmentCache', $properties); if ($cache->getCachedContent() !== false) { $this->endCache(); return false; } else { return true; } } /** * Ends fragment caching. */ public function endCache() { $this->endWidget(); } }