Within a template is it possible to assign more than one variables
within a {assign var="foo" value="Smarty"} statement?

Also is it possible to initialize an array within
an {assign} statement?

Thanks

Urb

I'm not sure if that is possible,
but anyway it would brake the idea of just dividing code and design,
even if there are some ifs, foreachs etc. and even that is too much
code inside the tpl in sb's eyes.

htha

Ben

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Within a template is it possible to assign more than one variables
within a {assign var="foo" value="Smarty"} statement?

Also is it possible to initialize an array within
an {assign} statement?

Thanks

Urb

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I don't think you can assign more than one variable.

There might be something better, but I've been able to initialize an
array with this hack:

{assign var="foo" value=","|explode:"1,2,3,4,5"}

This will create an array named "foo" with values 1-5.


Urb LeJeune wrote:
> Within a template is it possible to assign more than one variables
> within a {assign var="foo" value="Smarty"} statement?
>
> Also is it possible to initialize an array within
> an {assign} statement?
>
> Thanks
>
> Urb
>
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GM Ade,

Thank you very much for your reply to my question about Smarty
assign.

>There might be something better, but I've been able to initialize an
>array with this hack:
>
> {assign var="foo" value=","|explode:"1,2,3,4,5"}

This is a very clever work around and I love cleverness. I used to
teach computer science and I think what you have done is not a hack
but rather a "Kluge" :-) A kluge is solving a problem by using
something in a way that it was not originally intended to do.

Urb