Smarty

[cuppuccinu]

Hello,

i want to create a menu, so i have nav.tpl and nav.php
the content of nav.tpl is:

[U.Tews]

This is strange.
From the error message I would assume that the Smarty variable $nav is not assigned.

But

[cuppuccinu]

i am sure and i am using the last version of smarty,can you help plz
thanks

[douglassdavis]

How does the compiled template look. Meaning, the file in templates_c?

Could you post that?

[U.Tews]

Set

$smarty->debugging = true;

before the display() call and check if variable nav is really assigned.

[cuppuccinu]

this is the the line of the error in template_c

[cuppuccinu]

no chance with $smarty->debugging = true; Mr U.Tews

[U.Tews]

With the files provided it's a completly different story.

Your file index.php does not assign a value for 'FirstName'.

If you expect unassigned variables you must disable E_NOTICE like

$smarty->error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE;

See also the note in the README file

[cuppuccinu]

Hello,
i used a code that i find in the demo of smarty and it works now,
Thank you very much

[cuppuccinu]

Hello, The problem presists,
when i launch the nav.php file it looks ok but when i lanch the index.php
i get the error .
nav is including in index using the code

[U.Tews]

Does index.php assign something to variable nav?

$smarty->assign('nav',...); ?

I doubt it

[cuppuccinu]

no it does not, this is its content:

[U.Tews]

Again if you use in your template a variable which is in assigned in the PHP script you will get the undefined index notice unless you disable E_NOTICE by

$smarty->error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE;

This is not a bug.....

[cuppuccinu]

when i do $smarty->error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE; i get nothing no output