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Karamfil
Smarty n00b
Joined: 25 Feb 2007
Posts: 4
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 Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 5:39 pm Post subject: Including a template in the same template |
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Hello,
I have a section and I need to include the same template as current. here is the code:
the PHP
| Code: | $submenuItem1 = array("link" => "###1", "title" => "submlink1", "submenu" => "no", "sub" => "");
$submenuItem2 = array("link" => "###2", "title" => "submlink2", "submenu" => "no", "sub" => "");
$submenuItem3 = array("link" => "###3", "title" => "submlink3", "submenu" => "no", "sub" => "");
$submenuItem4 = array("link" => "###4", "title" => "submlink4", "submenu" => "no", "sub" => "");
$menuItem1 = array("link" => "###1", "title" => "mlink1", "submenu" => "no", "sub" => "");
$menuItem2 = array("link" => "###2", "title" => "mlink2", "submenu" => "yes", "sub" => array($submenuItem1, $submenuItem2, $submenuItem3, $submenuItem4~));
$menuItem3 = array("link" => "###3", "title" => "mlink3", "submenu" => "no", "sub" => "");
$menuItem4 = array("link" => "###4", "title" => "mlink4", "submenu" => "no", "sub" => "");
$tpl->assign("menu", array ($menuItem1, $menuItem2, $menuItem3, $menuItem4)); |
sub.tpl
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<ul>
{section name=subid loop=$items}
<li><a href="{$items[subid].link}">{$items[subid].title}</a>
{if $items[subid].submenu == 'yes'}
{include file="sub.tpl" items=$items[subid].sub }
{/if}
</li>
{/section}
</ul>
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It is doing the second section loop and after that it stops and not showing the other last two elements.
Does anybody know how can I fix this? |
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boots
Administrator
Joined: 16 Apr 2003
Posts: 5611
Location: Toronto, Canada
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| Posted: Mon Feb 26, 2007 3:49 pm Post subject: |
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Does it still happen if you use a different include variable name (other than $items) ? It shouldn't make a difference I'm just curious.
Unrelatedly, have you considered {foreach} ? It tends to be easier to work with. |
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Karamfil
Smarty n00b
Joined: 25 Feb 2007
Posts: 4
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| Posted: Tue Feb 27, 2007 2:38 pm Post subject: |
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Hello 
Hmm {foreach} is harder for me  i tried it
here is the code
| Code: | {foreach item=menuItem from=$menu}
<li><a href="{$menuItem.link}">{$menuItem.title}</a>
{if $menuItem.submenu == 'yes'}
<ul>
{include file="sub.tpl" menu=$menuItem.sub }
</ul>
{/if}
</li>
{/foreach}
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Yeah working  Thaaaaaanks \o/
| Quote: | Does it still happen if you use a different include variable name (other than $items) ? It shouldn't make a difference I'm just curious.
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Hmm not sure but i think I can't use diferent variable, since I'm including the same file |
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