Is some way to setting every module use custom layout and error template?

[leolicai]

The is a very important problem for me.
The site have some modules, eg: home site, blog, shop. etc.
Every module have themself artist to design the ui.
So, Is a simple way to config the module themself layout setting?
I don't like set the layout in the controller, just want every controller focus the logic.
I'm try edit the module.config.php, at the view_manager section use some key to setting the module's layout.
But all config will be merged. Only last module config is actived.
So, some man can give a suggestion?
Thanks!

[froschdesign]

@leolicai
You can use the "EdpModuleLayouts" module or you write your own listener.

[leolicai]

@froschdesign
I'm use ZF3, You code can't run, the $e->getApplication(); is empty.
and, the config was merged. all controller extends the AbstractController
All module will ben use one layout.
btw, someboy has the question about custom error page.
how to fix it?
Thanks man.

[drakulitka]

It would be a good example to Twig template!!

[Zebercet]

@leolicai it's onBootstrap event and $e is MvcEvent. $e->getApplication() can not be null at there.

@leolicai Did you find a solution for this?

[froschdesign]

@burrellramone
Please have a look at the documentation of zend-view: "Cookbook - Setting module-specific Layouts"

Why do I need 100+ lines of code to do something that ought to be basic in a framework that is suppose to be module based? I'll try it nevertheless and see if it works.

[froschdesign]

@burrellramone
We are open for constructive criticism and for proposals of all kinds.

The Zend Framework is a community driven project and everyone can contribute.
If you miss something or found an inadequacy, then we look forward to any assistance. You can create a feature request or create a pull request to add the desired function.

Thanks in advance!

[MatthiasKuehneEllerhold]

The idea of modules here is that you have your layout and view scripts and extend them with extra module that add functionality.
So its more like that the basic layout is thought to be coming from one module and all other modules just append functionality (without any views) or generic views that you can include.