Smarty

[Tony512]

hi all!
first..i'm a noob with smarty...so..sorry for my ignorance
(and for my english too )

is possible to skip the assing of the variables?

when i do the display of the template smarty takes by himself the variabiles form the php files.

bye ..W smarty!

[iriePub]

please try to explain more detailed, or explain in german (if you are a german)!

[Tony512]

ok (sorry i'm italian )..
so..i have a php file where i set some variables and load the template:
[php:1:358e1aaea9]
//set variables
$a=10;
$b=$a-3;
$c=($b+$a)*2;

//load template
require('./includes/setup_smarty.php');
$smarty = new Smarty;

//assign templates variables
/*this is the part that i want to skip*/
$smarty->assign('a',$a);
$smarty->assign('b',$b);
$smarty->assign('c',$c);
/* smarty can catch by himself the variables? */

//print the template
$smarty->display('exemple.tpl');
[/php:1:358e1aaea9]

and a simple tpl file:
[php:1:358e1aaea9]
1. {a}
2. {b}
3. {c}
[/php:1:358e1aaea9]

i don't want each time to do the assign of all variables...
i want to know if there is a method for smarty to catch the variables by himself when there is "$smarty->display('exemple.tpl');"

[iriePub]

ah i understand. you have to do it in php. perhaps this works for you:

[php:1:3c2cbc2b99]
$a = 10;
$b = $a-3;
$c = ($b+$a)*2;

foreach($GLOBALS as $k => $v) {
$smarty->assign($k, $v);
}
[/php:1:3c2cbc2b99]

untested!

[Tony512]

yes...i have thought at something in php to assign all variables ..

but, that i want to know is if there is someway to pass the variables at smarty without writing anything...

like when i do the eval of a string...

thx

[iriePub]

i don't know, but why don't you just my snippet of code. isn't it working or don't you like it?

[Tony512]

because i haven't understood it completely
and i what to know if it's possible to skip the assign step

about your code..
foreach($GLOBALS as $k => $v) {
what is $k and $v ?
and $GLOBALS is an array with all the variables defined, right?
but i want to assign only some variables...not all variables
(only that are in the template file)
how i can do this?

thx


Idea:
if instead of using normal smarty tag to write variables (ex {$xxx}) i use the smarty php tag?
[php:1:055f00510e]
{php}
echo $xxx
{/php}
[/php:1:055f00510e]
the variable $xxx doesn't need to be assigned to smarty..but does it take the same value that it has in php files?

[iriePub]

[Tony512]

and...what rapresent $k,$v?

[shannera]

[shannera]

[iriePub]

[Tony512]

[iriePub]

why don't you use my version, it works perfectly alright ...

[Tony512]

yes..now i'm using your script..

i want to discover how much power is smarty