Variable into smarty array

instead of {$poste[$offre[1].id_poste]}

which the smarty parser dont like

try assigning the array_key to a variable first
{assign var=array_key value=$offre[1].id_poste}
{$poste[$array_key]}

regards

Pete

Alexandre Cognard wrote:
> Hi everyone,
> 
> I often need to use var inside array.
> 
> Example:
> $poste =
array("1"=>"poste1",
"2"=>"poste2",
"3"=>"poste3");
> $offre =
array("1"=>array("nom"=>"
;myname","id_poste"=>"1"));
(result from a
> db query)
> 
> I assign these array to smarty.
> 
> Then into smarty:
> {$poste[1]} => Poste1;
> 
> {$offre[1].nom} => myname
> {$offre[1].id_poste} => 1
> 
> But {$poste[$offre[1].id_poste]} result to an error.
> I try many syntax, but cant achieve my objective.
> 
> Is there's a way ? Or I need to do it into php (I do
it most of time, but
> not very appropriate in whole case).
> 
> Regards,
> Alexandre Cognard

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Work fine, thanks !

Can we hope a better integration of array in future ? 

Smarty is greatful 

-----Message d'origine-----
De : Pedro [mailto:daffodildaffodil.uk.com] 
Envoyé : lundi 20 mars 2006 17:02
À : smarty-generallists.php.net
Objet : [SMARTY] Re: Variable into smarty array

instead of {$poste[$offre[1].id_poste]}

which the smarty parser dont like

try assigning the array_key to a variable first
{assign var=array_key value=$offre[1].id_poste}
{$poste[$array_key]}

regards

Pete

Alexandre Cognard wrote:
> Hi everyone,
> 
> I often need to use var inside array.
> 
> Example:
> $poste =
array("1"=>"poste1",
"2"=>"poste2",
"3"=>"poste3");
> $offre =
array("1"=>array("nom"=>"
;myname","id_poste"=>"1"));
(result from
a
> db query)
> 
> I assign these array to smarty.
> 
> Then into smarty:
> {$poste[1]} => Poste1;
> 
> {$offre[1].nom} => myname
> {$offre[1].id_poste} => 1
> 
> But {$poste[$offre[1].id_poste]} result to an error.
> I try many syntax, but cant achieve my objective.
> 
> Is there's a way ? Or I need to do it into php (I do
it most of time, but
> not very appropriate in whole case).
> 
> Regards,
> Alexandre Cognard

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--- Alexandre Cognard <alexandrereseaulocal.fr> wrote:
> Work fine, thanks !
> 
> Can we hope a better integration of array in future ? 
> 
> Smarty is greatful 
> 
> -----Message d'origine-----
> De�: Pedro [mailto:daffodildaffodil.uk.com] 
> Envoy�: lundi 20 mars 2006 17:02
> �: smarty-generallists.php.net
> Objet�: [SMARTY] Re: Variable into smarty array
> 
> instead of {$poste[$offre[1].id_poste]}
> 
> which the smarty parser dont like
> 
> try assigning the array_key to a variable first
> {assign var=array_key value=$offre[1].id_poste}
> {$poste[$array_key]}


This should also work:
{$poste[$offre.1.id_poste]}

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> regards
> 
> Pete
> 
> Alexandre Cognard wrote:
> > Hi everyone,
> > 
> > I often need to use var inside array.
> > 
> > Example:
> > $poste =
array("1"=>"poste1",
"2"=>"poste2",
"3"=>"poste3");
> > $offre =
array("1"=>array("nom"=>"
;myname","id_poste"=>"1"));
(result from
> a
> > db query)
> > 
> > I assign these array to smarty.
> > 
> > Then into smarty:
> > {$poste[1]} => Poste1;
> > 
> > {$offre[1].nom} => myname
> > {$offre[1].id_poste} => 1
> > 
> > But {$poste[$offre[1].id_poste]} result to an
error.
> > I try many syntax, but cant achieve my objective.
> > 
> > Is there's a way ? Or I need to do it into php (I
do it most of time, but
> > not very appropriate in whole case).
> > 
> > Regards,
> > Alexandre Cognard


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Hi,

I'm on my first project using Smarty and have been
wondering:

html_select_date has the option of having an empty option
selected when
first opening a page.
I would like to have the same when using html_options.
However I do
understand how to use this:

<select name="type_id">
    <option value='null'>-- none --</option>
    {html_options name=type options=$cust_options
selected=$type_id}
</select>


This will give me two select tags, one inside the other am I
right? Does not
seem easy to work with.

Any suggestions?


Thanks for your help.

Wojciech Duda

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