| | 111 | == What about $sf_data->getRaw('sf_content') ? == |
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| | 113 | There are two ways of using the simple page controller: |
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| | 115 | 1. Don't use sf_content at all, fully replace it by the include_simplepage_area() helper. |
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| | 116 | * Use an area 'main' for example and put the appropriate action into it. |
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| | 117 | * Useful if you want to fully control page areas by the configuration, possibly by your own driver. |
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| | 119 | 2. Mix <?php echo $sf_data->getRaw('sf_content') ?> with include_simplepage_area(). |
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| | 121 | * This is useful if you have a sidebar and you only want to control the contents of it separate from the action/template! |
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| | 122 | * In that case use the "page action" as an ordinary action. |
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| | 123 | * See "sf_content" as your main area and only define area 'sidebar' for example. |
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| | 124 | * Use the default driver and matching pageFoo.yml config files. |
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