Usage of building functions within the smarty template engine, and functions of the smarty template engine

Usage of building functions within the smarty template engine, and functions of the smarty template engine

This article describes how to use the smarty built-in functions. Share it with you for your reference. The details are as follows:

In-build (built-in) provides many built-in function libraries in the smarty template. For more information, see the smarty Chinese manual chm version.

1. foreach Function

The operation array is as follows:

// Index array $ res = array ('shanghai', 'beijing', 'shenzhen'); $ smarty-> assign ("arr", $ res ); // join array $ res2 = array ('city1 '=> 'beijing', 'city2' => 'guangzhou ', 'city3' => 'hunan '); $ smarty-> assign ("arr2", $ res2); // index a two-dimensional array $ res3 = array ('xiao Xiao ', 'changshan ', 'wu bei'), array ('shanshan', 'changming'); $ smarty-> assign ("arr3", $ res3 ); // associate a two-dimensional array $ res4 = array ('id' => '001', 'name' => 'zhang san ', 'email '=> 'zhangsan @ mongo3.com'), array ('url' => 'HTTP: // www.baidu.com ', 'age' => '28 ')); $ smarty-> assign ("arr4", $ res4 ); // associate two-dimensional array 2 $ res5 = array ('emp1' => array ('id' => '001', 'name' => 'zhangsan ', 'email '=> 'zhangsan @ mongo3.com'), 'emp2' => array ('url' => 'HTTP: // www.baidu.com ', 'age' => '28'); $ smarty-> assign ("arr5", $ res5 );

Traverse the array:

Here, from, item, and key are fixed statements, and keys can be added as needed.

One-dimensional array

Index Array:

<Br/> <{foreach from = $ arr item = temp}> <{$ temp}> <t/> <{/foreach}> <br/> join an array: <br/> <{foreach from = $ arr2 item = temp key = k}> <{$ k} >=< {$ temp}> <t/> <{/foreach }>< br/>

Note: from, item, and key are fixed.
Two-dimensional array

<Br/> two-dimensional Index Array: <br/> <{foreach from = $ arr3 item = temp key = k}> <{* Here temp is an array *}> <{foreach from = $ temp item = val }><{$ val }><{/ foreach }> <br/> two-dimensional joined array format 1: <br/> <{foreach from = $ arr4 item = temp}> <{* The outer key is not required, so do not add key * }><{ foreach from = $ temp item = val key = k }><{ * the key in the inner layer needs to be, add key * }><{$ k }>=<{$ val }><{/ foreach }>< br/> two-dimensional joined array Format 2: <br/> <{foreach from = $ arr5 item = temp key = k}> <{$ k}>: <{foreach from = $ temp item = val key = k2 }><{$ k2 }>=< {$ val }><{/ foreach }>< br/> <{ /foreach}>

2. if... else...

<{If $ age> 10}> age greater than 10, age: <{$ age }>< {else}> age less than 10, age: <{$ age }>< {/if}>

3. if... elseif... else...

Known data sources are as follows:

$res4 = array(   array('id'=>'001','age'=>'4'),   array('id'=>'002','age'=>'16'),   array('id'=>'003','age'=>'20'),   array('id'=>'004','age'=>'80') );

The template references the following:

<{Foreach from = $ arr4 item = temp}> <{if $ temp. age <5 }>< {$ temp. id}>, you are a child <{elseif $ temp. age> = 5 and $ temp. age <= 18 }>< {$ temp. id}>, you are a young man <{elseif $ temp. age> 18 and $ temp. age <= 50 }>< {$ temp. id }>, you are an adult <{else }>< {$ temp. id }>, age <span style = "font-family: Consolas;"> relatively large </span> <{/if} ><{/ foreach}

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