Smarty Basic syntax file references, and function usage

Smarty File References:

{include file= "HEAD.TPL"}

{include file= "HEAD.TPL" sitename= "blog Park"} Property sitename is passed to HEAD.TPL, you can call {$sitename} in the file

Use of functions in Smarty:

1. Use the PHP function directly:

Form: {variable | php built-in function: Parameter 2: Parameter 3}

Date ("y-m-d", $time)----> {"y-m-d" | Date: $time}

Str_replace (' d ', ' H ', $STR)---> {' d ' | str_replace: ' h ': $str}

2. Custom functions: Registering custom functions using the Registerplugin method

Form: {function name parameter 1 = parameter value parameter 2 = parameter value}

In the PHP file:

function test ($params) {

$p 1= $params [' P1 '];

$p 2= $params [' P2 '];

Return $p 1. $p 2;

}

$smarty->registerplugin (' function ', ' f_test ', ' test '}; Register the test function and use f_test in the template file

In the template file:

{f_test p1= ' abc ' p2= ' EDF '} This will pass an array of arrays to the function test (

[' p1 '] = ' abc ',

[' p2 '] = ' def '

)

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Smarty Basic syntax file references, and function usage