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Hmm, it's somehow clear to me. Looks like you want to "pick" a specific partial in your controller, based on some logic.

I guess you could do this similarly to how you would pick a view component, e.g.:

class SomeController extends Phalcon\Mvc\Controller
{
    public function indexAction()
    {
        $this->view->pick("some-view/index");
        $this->view->somePartial = new DefaultPartial();
        if (something) {
            $this->view->somePartial = new somethingPartial();
        } elseif (somethingElse) {
            $this->view->somePartial = new somethingElsePartial();
        }
    }
}

Where in your view you define some variables to allow the inclusion of particular partials.

Just my 2 cents, haven't played with partials yet, but it seems obvious. Best of luck!

Sven

P.S.: Please, for the life of me: someone explain to me how to render php code in this forum! 3 backticks followed by php (```php) doesn't do it :-/

See "Code Blocks" in the Mark down section: https://forum.phalcon.io/help/markdown

I figured it out before returning to this thread. If anyone else is looking for an easy way to accomplish this I simply done the following:

            $partial_name = "sc_" . strtolower($match); // e.g. sc_promotion_box

            $partial = new \Phalcon\Mvc\View\Simple();
            $partial->setViewsDir("../apps/frontend/views/");

            $partial_html = $partial->render("partials/" . $partial_name, array());  // put variables to be passed in array

See "Code Blocks" in the Mark down section: https://forum.phalcon.io/help/markdown

No luck Phalcon, I just cannot get it to work :-/ Tried all sorts of different stuff. This should work according to the docs, no?

e.g.:

<?php class DotConfig extends \Phalcon\Config {
      public function get ($index, $defaultValue) {
          $dotFound = strrpos($index, ".");
          if ($dotFound === false) {
              return parent::get($index, $defaultValue);
          } else {
              $getString = str_replace(".", "->", $index);
              return parent::get($getString, $defaultValue);
          }
      }
  } ?>

Nevermind :-/ I checked out how you edited my post and played around a bit more. Seems there can't be a blank space after ``php. Once I removed that space and rearranged the line spacing, the code got formatted.

Thanks Phalcon! Though this could be improved upon a little still ;)