Smarty

Hmmm...

I managed to get this working by assigning the 'existing_lvls'-array to a temp variable. It gives me the desired results, but is this the correct way to go with regards to this problem?

Hi,

I have a problem with printing arrays:

My array is as follows:

Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[id] => 5
[username] = ...

Did you use the plugins from CVS too?

Tried that now... It doesn't fix the problem. Besides that, it also introduces JS errors when moving items from colors5 to colors6 (allthough it *does* move th ...

Checked out latest formtool.js: still the same problem...

K, now moving items between the two works fine. On submitting the form, the two save vars are empty (colors5_save and colors6_save).

http://games.xs4all.nl/tester.php

tester.php
<?php

// ...

you seem to be missing one thing... an actual form! eg:

<form name="foobar" action="doit">
{formtool_checkall name="colors[]"}
....
...

http://games.xs4all.nl/tester.php

tester.php
<?php
require("xxx/xxx/config.inc.php");
$colors = array(red,yellow,blue,orange,purple,green,brown,black,white);

$sma ...

OK...

- formtool.js is in place and correctly referred to from the template.
- I copied the example (including save from and save to)
- I created the array, so I could test the same setup as t ...

ah, supply a save parameter for them, being a hidden form value. I think the examples are missing them, and it doesn't do much good to use the formtools and not save the data somewhere. That one requi ...

I get:

Warning: Smarty error: formtool_moveup: missing 'save_from' parameter in /usr/local/WWW/games.xs4all.nl/htdocs/misc/bans/smarty/Smarty.class.php on line 1102

Warning: Smar ...

Using IE6, and the demo works fine...

I tried the 5th example (moving items from one multiselectbox to another), but the buttons did not show up in the browser.

I added {formtool_init src="/formtool.js"} to the top of the template, and ...