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In Zend Framework, it is possible to set indentation for headMeta(), headLink(), etc:

<?= $this->headLink()->setIndent("\t\t") ?>

I like this. I like things tidy. So, now I would want to indent my entire view as well in the layout.phtml file, causing every new line in the view script to be indented with X tabs.

<?= $this->layout()->setIndent("\t\t")->content ?>

This does not work. Is there any way to do this within Zend Framework without having to intercept the output with ob_start?

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Zend_Layout has no setIndent(), check here: http://framework.zend.com/apidoc/1.11/_Layout.html#Zend_Layout You have to take care of the indentation by yourself in your template.

A generic solution would be to use Tidy with Zend Framework. The options to use then would be 

indent => true
indent-spaces => 4
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  • 'No' is certainly an answer to my question. Thanks for the help and the tip to use Tidy! I will give it a try. – ANisus May 17 '11 at 06:15