Comments in the template
Each smarty template file is developed by combining the syntax of the web foreground language (xhtml,css and JavaScript) with the Smarty engine.
The language used for the web foreground development is exactly the same as the original, and the annotations are unchanged
The Smarty annotation syntax is the ' left terminator variable value * ' and ' * Right terminator variable value ', the contents of the two delimiters are commented content, can contain one or more lines, and the user browses the page to see the original code does not see the annotation, it is only the template internal annotation, the following is a small example of the annotation.
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$smarty->left_lelimiter = ' <{'; $smarty->right_delimiter = '}> '; Comment: <{* this a note *}> |
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Second: The variable declaration in the template
In Smarty, everything is dominated by variables, and all the rendering logic allows the template to control itself
There are several different types of variables, and the type of the variable depends on what symbol it is prefixed to or what symbol it is surrounded by.
Variables can be directly output or parameters of the job function properties and modifiers, or for internal conditional expressions, and so on
<{$name}> <{* A generic type variable, you need to call the Assign function assignment value within the template *}>
<{$contacts [row].phone}> <{* Array type variable, you need to call the Assign function assignment value within the template *}>
<body bgcolor= "<{#bgcolor #}>" > <{* the value of the variable read from the configuration file and output *}>
If you output a variable from PHP in the Smarty template, you need to add the $ symbol in front of the variable and enclose it in the delimiter, named in the same way as the PHP variable, and the bounding notation is a bit like the <?php?> in PHP ( In fact, they're actually going to be replaced with this.
Three: Output variables from PHP in the template
There are two types of variables that are often used in the Smarty template: One is a variable that is assigned from PHP, and the other is a variable read from a configuration file
Note: The template can only output from the variables allocated in PHP, can not be in the template for these variables to be reassigned, variables are all domain, as long as the allocation of a one-time, if the allocation of more than two times, the variable content will be the final distribution of the main
The Foreach or section statement provided in Smarty is used to traverse each element of the output array, and the index array and associative array are exported slightly differently in the template, and the indexed array is accessed in the template in the same way as the reference in the PHP script. The elements in an associative array are specified in the template by using '. ' Access to.
The way in which the object is accessed in the template, as in the PHP script, is done through the '-> ' operator.
Four: Mathematical calculation of the variables in the Smarty template
Variables cannot be directly assigned in a template, but can participate in mathematical operations, as long as the mathematical operations that can be performed in PHP scripts can be applied in the template, as follows:
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<{$foo + 1}> <{* variable plus 1 *}>
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A variable embedded in double quotes can be identified in the Smarty template, but some variables must be wrapped in inverted quotes ' (this symbol and ' ~ ' on the same key), as follows:
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1th Step: Load Smarty template engine, such as: Require ' libs/smarty.class.php '
2nd step: Create Smarty objects, such as: $smarty = new Smarty ();
3rd Step: Modify Smarty default behavior, such as: open cache, template storage path, etc.
Step 4th: The data obtained in the program is assigned to the corresponding variable in the template by the Assign () method of the Smarty object
Step 5th: Use the Display () method of the Smarty object to output the template content
Assign () method
This method is used to assign values to variables in the template, and it is easier to use
Prototype: void assign (String varname,mixed var)
This method can assign a type of data supported by PHP to a template variable that contains arrays and objects
There are two ways to use it
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Specify a pair of ' name/value '
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Display () method
This method must be used in Smarty scripts and can only be used once in a script, which is responsible for obtaining and displaying templates referenced by the Smarty engine
Prototype: var display (string template[,string cache_id][,string compile_id])
Parameter one: template is required, specifies the type and path of a legitimate template resource
Parameter two: cache_id specifies the name of a cached identifier
Parameter three: COMPILE_ID is used when maintaining multiple caches on a page
Use the following methods
$smarty->display (' tpl/template_dir/template.html ');
Simple example
1, Libs: Is Smarty class Library
2, Tpl/cache_dir: Storage cache Template
3, Tpl/compile_dir: Store the compiled template file
4, Tpl/config_dir: Storage of special configuration files
5, Tpl/template_dir: storage template file
6, smarty.php File New out of a Smarty class object, and set the property values of each object, the following code
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$TPL = new Smarty ();
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7, index.php file home code as follows
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8, tpl/template_dir/template.html This is a template file code as follows
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