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solved Could we write conditions in {jrCore_list} function?
{if $item.type eq 'country'}
search2="profile_country = $country"
{elseif $item.type eq 'state'}
search2="profile_state = $state"
{/if}
{jrCore_list module="jrProfile" search1="profile_sub_category = $subcat" order_by=$order_by template="profile_row.tpl"}
Could i do something like this with "IF" condition
updated by @ashiksh: 11/26/14 04:39:16PM
Is that a question? Because it looks a lot like an answer.
Sure you can use conditions.
Try this:
Try that.
If that doesnt work you might try putting back ticks around the $country / $state
or perhaps squiggly brackets.
Sure you can use conditions.
Try this:
{if $item.type eq 'country'}
{$search_var = "profile_country = $country"}
{elseif $item.type eq 'state'}
{$search_var = "profile_state = $state"}
{/if}
{jrCore_list module="jrProfile" search1=$search_var order_by=$order_by template="profile_row.tpl"}
Try that.
If that doesnt work you might try putting back ticks around the $country / $state
{$search_var = "profile_state = `$state`"}{$search_var = "profile_state = {$state}"}
The tics around the variables always works for me. I think putting squiggly brackets will cause an error.
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Paul Asher - JR Developer and System Import Specialist
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Paul Asher - JR Developer and System Import Specialist
I thought that too, but there are places that use squiggly brackets inside a squiggly bracket function call.
michael:
I thought that too, but there are places that use squiggly brackets inside a squiggly bracket function call.
I thought that too, but there are places that use squiggly brackets inside a squiggly bracket function call.
This never worked on Smarty 2, but does work in some cases with Smarty 3 as I've seen that as well
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Brian Johnson
Founder and Lead Developer - Jamroom
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