Re: [SMARTY] Using arrays as input to plugins

Cody Caughlan wrote:
> {include file=$foobar.file}
>   
This should work exactly as you would expect it to. I think what you
actually have a problem with is:

  {include file="$foobar.file"}

.. which is a completely different thing, and is indeed interpreted as $foobar . '.file'.

Jeroen's comment to read the manual (http://smarty.php.net/manual/en/language.syntax.quotes.php) is valid if this is what you are trying to do, but really you should remove the quotes.


> {dispText name="Name" value="$navItem.Name" label=$lblName
> readOnly=$navItem.readOnly}
>   

Likewise,
    value="$navItem.Name"
is not the same as
    value=$navItem.Name
but is the same as
    value="`$navItem.Name`"

I'm not sure why a lot of PHP coders tend to put quotes around things
that don't need it (eg mysql_connect("$host", ...)) but it often causes
problems further down the line.

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Mark Rogers
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