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  • glin@tollnz.co.nz
    #1

    using smarty to generate selection list

    Hi there,

    does anyone know how to use smarty to generate a selection list without
    PHP assigning a array?
    eg. a list for selection minutes, but without php to assign a 1~60
    array into smarty.

    Thanks in advance.

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    • glin@tollnz.co.nz
      #2
      Re: using smarty to generate selection list

      also, I want to put in id inside the <select> tag as well.

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        • Jan Pieter Kunst
          #3
          Re: using smarty to generate selection list

          glin@tollnz.co. nz wrote:
          [color=blue]
          > does anyone know how to use smarty to generate a selection list without
          > PHP assigning a array?
          > eg. a list for selection minutes, but without php to assign a 1~60
          > array into smarty.[/color]
          [color=blue]
          > also, I want to put in id inside the <select> tag as well.[/color]

          Can't help you with the first question, I think you need to use a PHP
          array (but it can be one line, like: $seconds = range(1..60) or
          something. Look up the range() function for the exact syntax.

          You can put your own attributes in Smarty tags simply like this:

          {html_options name="name" options=$option s id="id"}

          JP

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            • Ian.H
              #4
              Re: using smarty to generate selection list

              On 3 Apr 2005 19:36:23 -0700, "glin@tollnz.co .nz" <glin@tollnz.co .nz>
              wrote:
              [color=blue]
              >Hi there,
              >
              >does anyone know how to use smarty to generate a selection list without
              >PHP assigning a array?
              >eg. a list for selection minutes, but without php to assign a 1~60
              >array into smarty.
              >
              >Thanks in advance.[/color]


              <select name="mins" id="mins">
              {section name=mins loop=60}
              <option value="{$smarty .section.mins.i teration}">
              {$smarty.sectio n.mins.iteratio n}
              </option>
              {/section}
              </select>



              HTH =)



              Regards,

              Ian


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                • glin@tollnz.co.nz
                  #5
                  Re: using smarty to generate selection list

                  thanks guys, here is a more challenging question
                  regarding on Ian's solution,

                  how do I add 0 infront of the numbers that is less than 10?
                  so I will have 01, 02, ~ 10

                  thanks in advance

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                    • Ian.H
                      #6
                      Re: using smarty to generate selection list

                      On 5 Apr 2005 19:47:04 -0700, "glin@tollnz.co .nz" <glin@tollnz.co .nz>
                      wrote:
                      [color=blue]
                      >thanks guys, here is a more challenging question
                      >regarding on Ian's solution,
                      >
                      >how do I add 0 infront of the numbers that is less than 10?
                      >so I will have 01, 02, ~ 10
                      >
                      >thanks in advance[/color]


                      Use the string_format modifier:


                      <http://smarty.php.net/manual/en/language.modifi er.string.forma t.php>


                      {section name=foo loop=10}
                      <option name="{$smarty. section.foo.ite ration}">
                      {$smarty.sectio n.foo.iteration |string_format: "%02d"}
                      </option>
                      {/section}



                      Regards,

                      Ian


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                      London, UK
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