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Do you have an example of that code I could check out? That sounds more along the lines of what I need to do.

Awesome! Thank you, TGKnIght. Smile

I noticed that, however the answer reads:

A: Yes, you can. Smarty is licensed under the unmodified smarty source as part of a commercial product is just fine.

That's why I decided to ask.

I'm building a PHP5 CMS using Smarty as my template engine. As of now, I have error handling turned off, however I would like to have an in-depth error reporting system and becuase of the use of vars ...

This is the the structure of my array:
Array
(
[1] => Array
(
[id] => 1
[name] => General
[parent_id ...

That looks like what I need. I'll post my questions in that thread. Thank you. Smile

I'm aware of the possible drawbacks of doing this, but I want to be able to loop an infitnate amount of foreach statements to print out a document tree.

Each category has a sub category, that sub c ...

You hit the nail right on the head! Thank you, mohrt. Smile

In the description for the table_foreach plugin ( http://smarty.incutio.com/?page=table_foreach ) under the input types, you see:

tr_attr = table row attributes (arrays are cycled)

How the hec ...

Nevermind...I'm just crazy. Can't believe I didn't think of writing a NEW .tpl file and allowing Smarty to compile and use it. Geesh... All fixed now. Haha.

I've developed a new cache method for Smarty that allows me to combine all the included templates for a wrapper script and write a new cached file for the wrapper (saves having to cache a template for ...

Thanks, I have it working now using a custom function. Once it's more developed, I'll look into making it available to anyone else that needs it.

Is it possible to replace content on the fly within the Smarty .tpl file, and then have the result cached?

For example, let's say I have my own mini-template engine within the framework I am using ...

Can the online doc PLEASE be edited to include a full MySQL query SmartyPaginate method demo? I know it's touched on a little bit, but I'd like to see a full block of code I could copy and paste, then ...

Thank you very much. I actually decided to go with using the fetch() function in Smarty to run the returned string through my macro replacement system. It works great.