finding array members

i am working on a smarty template with some passed in arrays
from
another programmer.

is there a way in smarty of walking through the array to
find out the
index names etc?

eg in the   .tpl

 {$array[0].key}

or

{foreach item=fitem key=fkey from=$titem}
{$fkey}

thanks!
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Well, one simple way is to use php's array_keys as a
modifier:

eg:

{assign var=keys value=$record|array_keys}

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> i am working on a smarty template with some passed in
arrays from
> another programmer.
> 
> is there a way in smarty of walking through the array
to find out the
> index names etc?
> 
> eg in the   .tpl
> 
>  {$array[0].key}
> 
> or
> 
> {foreach item=fitem key=fkey from=$titem}
> {$fkey}
> 
> thanks!


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Hello,


Yes there is, kinda like the second example you made:

http://smarty.php.net/manual/en/language.function.f
oreach.php


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i am working on a smarty template with some passed in arrays
from
another programmer.

is there a way in smarty of walking through the array to
find out the
index names etc?

eg in the   .tpl

 {$array[0].key}

or

{foreach item=fitem key=fkey from=$titem}
{$fkey}

thanks!
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boots wrote:
> Well, one simple way is to use php's array_keys as a
modifier:
>
> eg:
>
> {assign var=keys value=$record|array_keys}

Presumably that should be:
   

{assign var=keys value=$record|array_keys}

.. to have array_keys act on the array as a whole, not on
each array element individually.

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