Smarty/php : how to handle an array

Question

So I've been workin with smarty for only 2 weeks so I basically don't know anything about it. I've got this array :

Array ( 
    [0] => Array 
    (
    [id_personalized_case] => 107 
    [id_cart] => 100 
    [preview_personalized_case] => modules/testmodule/views/case/149467_463684487019256_1997552196_n1369153757_case.1369159695.jpg 
    ) 
    [1] => Array 
    ( 
    [id_personalized_case] => 108 
    [id_cart] => 100 
    [preview_personalized_case] => modules/testmodule/views/case/149467_463684487019256_1997552196_n1369153757_case.1369160030.jpg 
    )
)

What I would like to have is the following way to display information :

<div>
    <img src="modules/testmodule/views/case/149467_463684487019256_1997552196_n1369153757_case.1369159695.jpg">
    <a href="url.php?id_cart=100?id_personalized_case=107">blablabla</a>
</div>
<div>
    <img src="modules/testmodule/views/case/149467_463684487019256_1997552196_n1369153757_case.1369160030.jpg">
    <a href="url.php?id_cart=100?id_personalized_case=108">blablabla</a>
</div>

But I can't find a way to do it in smarty. I've assigned to the correct template the array in the following way :

    $this->context->smarty->assign(array(
        'personalizedDatas' => $personalizedDatas
    ));

$personalizedDatas is the array resulting from my request to the DB and print_r($personalizedDatas) is the array I've displayed below.

Is there someone able to help me, I'm struggling for this simple matter that's insane :( :(

Thanks a lot for reading :)

Robert · Accepted Answer · 2013-05-23 09:08:32Z

1

 {foreach $personalizedDatas as $row}
 <div>
 <img src="{$row.preview_personalized_case}">blablabla</a>
  <a href="url.php?id_cart={$row.id_cart}?id_personalized_case={$row.id_personalized_case}">blablabla</a>
 </div>
{/foreach}

These are basics of Smarty. You can learn more on this site http://www.smarty.net/docs/en/language.function.foreach.tpl

Moreover, you can simplify your assigment by using

$this->context->smarty->assign('personalizedDatas', $personalizedDatas);

In this case you don't need an array.

answered May 23, 2013 at 9:08

Robert

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Hugo Trial Over a year ago

Thx I'll try it, well, I kept this syntax just because I've removed everything else, but there's an array because they are other things in smarty assignment. I let you know :)

Hugo Trial Over a year ago

Thx that's the good one I was trying to use an old smarty syntax, with item and name property in the foreach element. This way is way more simple thanks a lot :) :) :)

Robert Over a year ago

New smarty's syntax is easier than old

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