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yup i actually thought about doing that. however if you have many pages that uses pagination. its a little faster to just use {paginate_middle} alone without defining its attributes in the template. a ...

Thanks! though it;s not quite necessary but it would be nice if the other attributes where also configurable via PHP like:

format="page"
prefix="("
suffix=")"
link_prefix="[["
link_suffix="]]" ...

so I guess this is not possible with the current version. can we just have this in the next release?

Thanks a lot.

SmartyPaginate::setLimit(10); sets the number of items displayed per page right? but what I meant was the attribute like page_limit="5" which sets the maximum number of page groupings/links to display ...

Hello, is it possible to set the function syntax attributes inside PHP instead of template?

For example: Is it possible to do this {paginate_middle page_limit="5"}
in PHP in to ...

man i hope i didnt piss you off. you did a good job on this and i am just sharing my opinion. Smile

i also thought that since this is a major change, perhaps you could make the version to 3.0 Cool

btw, do you still have a copy of the old docs? thanks.

Although the old method is still backward compatible, it is no longer documented. A lot of things in the README have been marked as "deprecated", and may be fully removed in future versions.
Please ...

Hi, I am trying to create a user-defined timezone script and I need your opinions about it. My idea is:

1. Convert the timestamp to GMT before storing data, using my custom function gmtime().
2. A ...

I see, thanks.

Hi, is it possible for a validation to only occur when another field is not empty?
For example: If field 1 is not empty, the validation for field 2 must occur.
Else, if field 1 is empty, the validat ...

now my question: Is function calls within SmartyValidate case sensitive?

Or maybe, is it possible for SmartyValidate to recognize a criteria in a case-insensitive manner?

Nevermind, I figured it was PHP's fault because I am using get_class_methods() and loop out register_criteria. It was a matter of case sensitivity.
get_class_methods()

Warning
As of PHP 5, this ...

Hi, I am using SmartyValidate on PHP 5 and everything is working great however when I transfered to PHP 4. I get the error:

Notice: SmartyValidate:
I have this error because I am using my own cus ...

ok thanks