I have a plugin function which produces some output.
In template it's called in a following way:

{my_function arg1="val1" arg2="val2"}

Is there any way to insert a value of, for example $smarty.get.my_var
for one of the arguments???
Lines below cause compiler error.

{my_function arg1="$smarty.get.my_var" arg2="val2"}
{my_function arg1="{$smarty.get.my_var}" arg2="val2"}

PS: I know that using directly request vars in templates is not a good
practice, but this is just an example

Dmitriy

On Thu, Feb 23, 2006 at 11:55:53AM +0200, Dep wrote:
> I have a plugin function which produces some output.
> In template it's called in a following way:
>
> {my_function arg1="val1" arg2="val2"}
>
> Is there any way to insert a value of, for example $smarty.get.my_var
> for one of the arguments???
> Lines below cause compiler error.
>
> {my_function arg1="$smarty.get.my_var" arg2="val2"}
> {my_function arg1="{$smarty.get.my_var}" arg2="val2"}

{my_function arg1=$smarty.get.my_var arg2="val2"}
should work fine

for more examples see:
http://smarty.php.net/manual/en/lang...tax.quotes.php

> PS: I know that using directly request vars in templates is not a good
> practice, but this is just an example
>
> Dmitriy
>
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{my_function arg1="{$smarty.get.my_var}" arg2="val2"} - this is true variant of used GLOBAL variables in your template function.
-----Original Message-----
From: Dep <dep@ztu.edu.ua>
To: smarty-general@lists.php.net
Date: Thu, 23 Feb 2006 11:55:53 +0200
Subject: [SMARTY] Special variables in function calls

> I have a plugin function which produces some output.
> In template it's called in a following way:
>
> {my_function arg1="val1" arg2="val2"}
>
> Is there any way to insert a value of, for example $smarty.get.my_var
> for one of the arguments???
> Lines below cause compiler error.
>
> {my_function arg1="$smarty.get.my_var" arg2="val2"}
> {my_function arg1="{$smarty.get.my_var}" arg2="val2"}
>
> PS: I know that using directly request vars in templates is not a good
> practice, but this is just an example
>
> Dmitriy
>
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>
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Does Smarty support the mod math operator?

In PHP 4 % 3 returns 1.

Urb

I'm building a table and after every third <td> I want to start a
new row.

This works:

{if $smarty.section.Photos.iteration % 3 == 0}</tr>
<tr>{/if}

Urb


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