How Smarty outputs multiple columns of multi-row data in a table

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<Table border = "1"> <Tr> <? Section name = site loop = $ siteList?>   <Td> <? $ SiteList [site]. url?> </Td>   <? If $ siteListColumn> 1?>   <? If $ smarty. section. site. index! = 0 & ($ smarty. section. site. index + 1) % $ siteListColumn = 0?> </Tr> <Tr> <? /If?>   <? Else?> </Tr> <Tr> <? /If?>   <? /Section?>   </Tr> </Table>

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<? Php   // Description: how Smarty outputs multiple columns and multiple rows of data in a table   // Set the list content $ SiteList = array ( Array ('URL' => 'http: // www.111cn.net '), Array ('URL' => 'http: // YITU.org '), Array ('URL' => 'http: // www.111cn.net '), Array ('URL' => 'http: // www.baidu.com '), Array ('URL' => 'http: // www.yahoo.com.cn '), Array ('URL' => 'http: // www.111cn.net '), Array ('URL' => 'http: // www.sohu.com '), Array ('URL' => 'http: // www.sina.com.cn '), );   // List data statistics $ SiteListCount = count ($ siteList );   // Display the number of columns $ SiteListColumn = 3;   // If the list data cannot be filled with the last row, // For example, there are 8 records in total, three records in each column, and one difference between the last row If ($ siteListColumn> 1 & $ siteListCount % $ siteListColumn! = 0) { // Calculate the number of columns in the last row $ EmptyColumn = $ siteListColumn-($ siteListCount % $ siteListColumn );   For ($ I = 0; $ I <$ emptyColumn; $ I ++) { // Fill with null values to ensure that the last row is correctly displayed $ SiteList [$ siteListCount + $ I] = array ('URL' => '& nbsp ;'); } }   // Assign the number of displayed columns to the template $ Smarty-> assign ('sitelistcolumn ', $ siteListColumn );   // Assign values of the displayed data to the template $ Smarty-> assign ('sitelist', $ siteList );   ?>