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My Basic php html template system example

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Kind of did a similar thing recently as a client wanted to edit email templates themselves (Ended up loading the template file - a text file basically with placeholders - into a text area that they could edit) - wrote a blog post about it on my blog at http://www.web-design-talk.co.uk/257/php-email-template/

 

Didn't particularly see the need for an OOP appraoch personally as the code is very very simple to start with and I used was in a function within a bigger class.

Imma take a look at ur blog post now, thanks for sharing and yea i agree prob was no need to use an OOP approach but was not sure if i was gonna expand it any so i put it into a class thanks again for sharing :)

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