> Is it possible to intercept the HTML in afterFilter (or any other
> routine) so that after the view is rendered, you can do a search
> +replace on something?
Are you talking about the entire HTML output including the layout, or
just the current view?
If you want the entire HTML of the page pre-render time, then you can
get it from a custom app_controller::beforeRender() in the $output
property as $this->output.
If you just want to modify the output from the view, that's a little
trickier and is something I'm looking into myself. What I want to do
is have an optional wrapper for a view, to help in templating. Right
now I'm working my way through the view controller to see how I can
best achieve this. What I'm attempting needs to be done before the
view output is added to the layout, so beforeRender won't work as the
output at that stage is already combined with the layout.
It may require, and also in your case may be best to, building a
helper to allow for the modification of output from the view.
Feel free to hit me up at my email addy if you have any thoughts on
this.
Puk!
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