Method of stitching strings in smarty template

This article mainly introduces the method of stitching strings in the Smarty template, and the friends who need it can refer to the following

The PHP page is uploaded to the variable on the Smarty template (create two variables instead on smarty) code as follows: {Assign var= "name" Value= ' Richard.lee '} {assign var= ' age ' value= ' 27 '} 1, want to smarty template in a location output (Richard.lee---27) stitching method: {$name |cat: "---" |cat: $age} Explanation: The variable $name, "---", $age stitching into a string 2, Want to output at a location in the Smarty template (name: Richard.lee, Age: 27), splicing method: Copy code code as follows: {"Name:" |cat: $name |cat: ", Age:" |cat: $age} {"Name:" |cat: $name | Cat: "," |cat: "Age:" |cat: $age} explains: Two stitching methods get the same effect remark: The method found on the Internet, not very understanding |cat: the role, but after two simple examples to draw a simple conclusion: you can put |cat: as a link string symbol, Equivalent to the point (.) in the PHP file.