By using the ob_start() and ob_get_clean(), yes you can acheive this. PHP.net provides all the information you'd need, but I'll try to describe it in a somewhat consise manner.
This would be the generic way for every section that you want seperated on the template.
PHP Code:
ob_start();
//** Put required code here **//
$template_variable = ob_get_clean();
And here's the sections that you could use as a "plug-and-play"
PHP Code:
ob_start();
$CSS=1; require("calendar/calendar.php");
$epc_css = ob_get_clean();
PHP Code:
ob_start();
$OL=1; require("calendar/calendar.php");
$epc_ol = ob_get_clean();
PHP Code:
ob_start();
require("calendar/calendar.php");
$epc_calendar = ob_get_clean();
PHP Code:
ob_start();
$TOC=1;
require ("calendar/calendar.php");
$epc_toc = ob_get_clean();
PHP Code:
ob_start();
$LIST=1;
$DF = "D - M d";
$template="monthly.php";
require ("calendar/calendar.php");
$epc_list = ob_get_clean();
And from there you can use epc_css, epc_ol, epc_calendar, epc_toc, and epc_list in your template. Note that you should still follow the proper implementation instructions (ie: have the epc_css included in the <head> section of your page, etc...).
Hope this helps.
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Last edited by ve9gra; 04-18-2006 at 07:31 AM.
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