The request variables in the hyper-global array and Smarty in PHP

$_get <{$smarty .get}>

$_post <{$smarty .post}>

$_cookie <{$smarty .cookie}>

$_session <{$smarty .session}>

$_files (because the foreground is not available)

$_server <{$smarty .server}>

$_request <{$smarty .request}>

$_env <{$smarty .env}>

$GLOBALS No

Using the request variable in the Smarty template engine, you can request data directly without having to receive and redistribute from PHP

Example:

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<{$smarty .get}> PHP Way: $tpl->assign ("id", $_get[' id '); <{$id}>

Smarty Request Variable mode: <{$smarty .get.id}>

2. <{$smarty .session}>

PHP Way: $_session[' name ']= "Marcofly";

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$tpl->assign ("name", $_session[' name '); <{$name}>//

Output to Template

Smarty Request Variable mode:

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<{$smarty .session.name}>

Smarty the retention variable in the template engine <{$smarty}>:

<{$smarty .const}> can pass "." Access to any one of the constants (including custom and system constants)

Example:

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<{$smarty .const.__file__}> Define ("PI", 3.1415926); Defining PHP Constants <{$smarty .const.pi}>//using Smarty Output constant PI

Smarty access to configuration files in two ways

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Way a:<{##}> Mode two: <{$smarty .config}>//retention variable form

Get the current server time:

You do not need to use PHP to get time from the server, simply use the Smarty retention variable to get

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<{$ Smarty.now|date_format: "%y-%m-%d%h:%m:%s"}>