Smarty

[Transmitter]

Hi everyone!

I have big Problems by using an associative array ..

The data came from MySQL with the ADOdb engine:

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$aktive_empfaenger['newsletter_section_index'][$i] = $i;
$aktive_empfaenger['newsletter_id'][$i] = $mail_empfaenger->fields[0]; // ID des Abonnenten
$aktive_empfaenger['newsletter_name'][$i] = $mail_empfaenger->fields[1]; // Name des Abonnenten
$aktive_empfaenger['newsletter_mail_adresse'][$i] = $mail_empfaenger->fields[2]; // Mailadresse des Abonnenten
$aktive_empfaenger['newsletter_status'][$i] = $mail_empfaenger->fields[3]; // Status des Abonnenten
$i++;

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I try to assign $mail_empfaenger to smarty:

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$smarty->assign
(
array
(
"SECTION_INDEX" => $aktive_empfaenger['newsletter_section_index'],
"NEWSLETTER_ID" => $aktive_empfaenger['newsletter_id'],
"NEWSLETTER_NAME" => $aktive_empfaenger['newsletter_name'],
"NEWSLETTER_MAIL_ADRESSE" => $aktive_empfaenger['newsletter_mail_adresse']
)
);

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And my template file:

[messju]

if you define your values as above, you should be able to access the elements inside the section with:

{$NEWSLETTER_ID[daten]}, {$NEWSLETTER_NAME[daten]} and
{$NEWSLETTER_MAIL_ADRESSE[daten]}

[Transmitter]

Thank you for your fast reply!

And for the solution to my problem: it works

But .. i´ve another question: is there a better ( more performant ) way of programming something like that?