Smarty

[datenpunk]

Hello,

Following problem:

A script gets it's values from the script using assign.
These values may contain functions.

So I use {eval var=$content}

But now $content may also contain a function (recursion).
Is it possible to parse the return value from eval again?

Thanks in advance

Daniel Khan

[mohrt]

{eval} evaluates a variable as if it were a template. If you want to evaluate the output of eval as a template, just repeat it. I can't think of why you'd want to do something like that. You might re-evaluate what you're doing in the first place, there has to be an easier way

{eval var=$content assign="content"}
{eval var=$content assign="content"}

{$content}

[datenpunk]

After having some sleep I now use

$data = smarty_function_eval($params, $smarty); inside the function to get the behavior I want.

The reason why I want to do this:

Inside the CMS the editor can add an article:

{article id=455}

Inside this article may be nested images, links a.s.o.
So I need a recursive evaluation.

Am I on the wrong track?

Thanks

Daniel Khan

[messju]

1. write a resource-plugin for your articles, that takes the id as a resource name.
after that you can do (include file="article:1234"} everywhere in your templates

2. write a convinience-function like