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compiling database fields
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| pete M 2005-04-14, 4:00 pm |
| This is the record in the database field and is stored in a snippets table
hello my name if {$contact.name} its {smarty.server.SERVER_NAME}
the snippets/contact is assigned in php but the tags are not processes,
instead they are output as straight text as...
tpl code
{section name=s loop=$snippets}
<div class="snippet">{$snippets[s].snippet}</div>
{/section}
the output is
hello my name if {$contact.name} its {smarty.server.SERVER_NAME}
How do I make smarty "compile it ", is there a quick and dirty methid
I'm missing ??
tia
pete
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| pete M 2005-04-14, 4:00 pm |
| Messju kindly answered this question on IRC with the {eval} function
ta
;-))))))))
pete M wrote:
> This is the record in the database field and is stored in a snippets table
>
> hello my name if {$contact.name} its {smarty.server.SERVER_NAME}
>
> the snippets/contact is assigned in php but the tags are not processes,
> instead they are output as straight text as...
> tpl code
> {section name=s loop=$snippets}
> <div class="snippet">{$snippets[s].snippet}</div>
> {/section}
>
> the output is
> hello my name if {$contact.name} its {smarty.server.SERVER_NAME}
>
> How do I make smarty "compile it ", is there a quick and dirty methid
> I'm missing ??
>
> tia
>
> pete
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