Smarty

[hbilgen]

Hi,

I'm using javascript codes in my template files, but Smarty recognizes function curly braces '{' of functions as variables and gives error.

How to use those javascript function codes in template files?

[boots]

SEE:

http://www.phpinsider.com/smarty-forum/viewtopic.php?t=150

http://www.phpinsider.com/smarty-forum/viewtopic.php?t=345

[hbilgen]

Thanks a lot,
I solved my problem by your answer.

[irbrian]

It took me awhile to find the answer to this question because I was looking for information on using curly braces ({ }) for the <STYLE></STYLE> tags in HTML. That particular issue is not addressed here, so I'm stating it below purely for the convenience of those who may try to find the answer to this problem and are using the Search feature.

<STYLE /> tags in HTML may cause an error such as:

[aearon]

here's a new little problem, do you know of any way to do this in a more practical way?

what it want in a template is something like this:

[mohrt]

use {ldelim} and {rdelim} in place of the curly braces.

[aearon]

better! thanks

[kills]

[mohrt]

If you change your delimiters in the future, you'll have much bigger problems than having to change the {delim} tags. I would recommend picking a delimiter syntax and sticking to it. If you don't use the default "{" "}" delmiters, then escaping the javascript braces would likely not be necessary.

Another alternative is to create your own custom template functions:

{lbrace}
{rbrace}

Which would echo "{" and "}" repectively, regardless of what template delimiters you are using.

[kills]

[SordidWarrior]

I think that an even better way is:

[php:1:ca76f150c7]<?php
class MySmarty extends Smarty {
function MySmarty() {
$this->left_delimiter = '{{';
$this->right_delimiter = '}}';
//...
}
}
?>[/php:1:ca76f150c7]

This allows to use the curly braces in javascript and styles, in your templates if it speaks about php, C, C++ or Java programing. It is very rare to need 2 successive curly braces...

Or, you coul use other rarely used sequence of strings. I just wonder if using the same delimiter for start and end delimiters would work.
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[kilimangaro]

Try these prefilters functions, they work perfectly for us:

[php:1:c6ca584d79]function smarty_prefilter_literal_script_and_style(&$tpl_source, &$smarty) {
$pattern[] = '~<script\b(?![^>]*smarty)(.*)</script>~siU';
$replace[] = '<!-- {literal} --><script$1 $2</script><!-- {/literal} -->';
$pattern[] = '~<style\b(?![^>]*smarty)>(.*)</style>~siU';
$replace[] = '<!--{literal}--><style$1>$2</style><!--{/literal}-->';
return preg_replace($pattern, $replace, $tpl_source);
}

class MySmarty extends Smarty {
function MySmarty() {
$this->register_prefilter('smarty_prefilter_literal_script_and_style');
}
}[/php:1:c6ca584d79]

It brace all <script> and <style> tags whith {litteral} so that

[Rupom]

Here is an example:

{literal}
<script language="javascript">

function ab()
{

////What you need

}
</script>
{/literal}

<a href="javascript:ab();">Something you need</a>

OR
for any other needs.
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[whizz_kid]

does anyone have information on how to insert .php files into .tpl files?

[DaKaLKa]

see : http://www.phpinsider.com/smarty-forum/viewtopic.php?p=43834#43834