headers

Default value

array()

Example

The array must contain a template as key. This is the actual used template and not the intended template (aka. content file name).

The value is either a callback function that will be called right before rendering the template with the current page object (you can use that to decide which headers to send):

c::set('headers', array(
  'home' => function($page) {
    header('x-my-header: my-value');
  }
));

or a valid HTTP status code:

c::set('headers', array(
  'badrequest' => 503
));

The latter is useful if a specific template always needs a specific status code. If it depends on the page, you can also send the status code from a callback function like so:

c::set('headers', array(
  'badrequest' => function($page) {
    if($code = $page->statusCode()) header::status($code->int());
  }
));