Trongate PHP Framework Docs
Introduction
Quick Start
Basic Concepts
Understanding Routing
Intercepting Requests
Module Fundamentals
Database Operations
Templates
Helpers
Form Handling
Form Validation
Working With Files
Image Manipulation
Working With Dates & Times
Language Control
Security
Tips And Best Practices

Additional Includes

Every page has its own toys. A dashboard wants charts. A profile page wants an image cropper. A blog post wants syntax highlighting. With additional includes you give each page exactly what it needs – nothing more, nothing less.

From Any Controller

Just add two optional arrays to your $data:

What Happens Behind the Scenes

The Templates module automatically turns those arrays into proper HTML:

Anything ending in .css becomes →

Anything ending in .js becomes →

Full URLs or raw HTML strings → inserted exactly as written

Here are the two lines you will find in every template file:

The ?? '' simply prevents errors when no extra files are declared.

Real-World Examples

Loading from a CDN

Loading assets from any module (using the module assets trigger)

Passing raw HTML when you need special attributes

Conditional loading

Why This Rules

  • Only the pages that need the assets actually load them.
  • No more 2 MB of JavaScript on the login screen.
  • No more unused CSS slowing down your site.

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