Hey. I’ve found a bug in the parser library. I have an array, with 3 sub-arrays. I pass it to the parser, but for some reason the output from the parser isn’t what it should be at all. I have appeneded the array structure, template contents, and output to help you debug:
I have nothing to contribute, other than I know using arrays within arrays with the template parser library is a bear—it’s a much more tedious process than it should be. I think I remember running into this same bug before I threw my hands up in disgust and went to just using php in my views.
I have nothing to contribute, other than I know using arrays within arrays with the template parser library is a bear—it’s a much more tedious process than it should be. I think I remember running into this same bug before I threw my hands up in disgust and went to just using php in my views.
The wizard that Joeles is will probably come up with a solution out of thin air, but my head still hurts after banging my head against the wall for similar reasons. This thread, I will watch. I used bTemplate on the last two projects, but am using the PHP approach on my current project intermixed with some ideas from Savant which is a PHP-based template solution.
Joeles… my wife begs to differ from your wife. She is one of those oddballs (sorry if you read this) who writes device drivers (printer drivers, scanner drivers, etc.) and low-level firmware code (for things like GPS receivers and semiconductor instrumentation) usually using Microsoft assember (masm) or in some cases C. When I look over her shoulder, everything is in 3-letter function names and calls to registers and stacks. Algorithm is her middle name. It’s all like greek to me. She started this genius stuff. And I quote “He could make a bundle in high-level tech support because he explains difficult-to-understand concepts in simple terms”. In thirty years of marriage, I’ve never heard her compliment anyone like that, so take that for what its worth. Unfortunately, she’s useless around here because she feels the need to dissect CI code in a very slow and tedious way before doing anything useful (sorry again if you read this). She checks this forum about 30 times a day, but I’ve yet to see her post. When I asked her why, she said that she wasn’t ready yet, so only god know what’s coming down the pike.
Joeles… my wife begs to differ from your wife. She is one of those oddballs (sorry if you read this) who writes device drivers (printer drivers, scanner drivers, etc.) and low-level firmware code (for things like GPS receivers and semiconductor instrumentation) usually using Microsoft assember (masm) or in some cases C. When I look over her shoulder, everything is in 3-letter function names and calls to registers and stacks. Algorithm is her middle name. It’s all like greek to me. She started this genius stuff. And I quote “He could make a bundle in high-level tech support because he explains difficult-to-understand concepts in simple terms”. In thirty years of marriage, I’ve never heard her compliment anyone like that, so take that for what its worth. Unfortunately, she’s useless around here because she feels the need to dissect CI code in a very slow and tedious way before doing anything useful (sorry again if you read this). She checks this forum about 30 times a day, but I’ve yet to see her post. When I asked her why, she said that she wasn’t ready yet, so only god know what’s coming down the pike.
Wow… I am impressed by your wife… She must be a smarty one Can’t wait to see what she starts todo when she is “ready”.
Wow, that’s really flattering coming from someone with her background. Tell her thanks. Like her, I visited for several months before my first post, but after that, I haven’t been able to stop. I still maintain, however, that I’m not that bright. I’m almost entirely self-taught so I just try to explain things and offer examples that I would understand if I were just starting.
Joeles… my wife begs to differ from your wife. She is one of those oddballs (sorry if you read this) who writes device drivers (printer drivers, scanner drivers, etc.) and low-level firmware code (for things like GPS receivers and semiconductor instrumentation) usually using Microsoft assember (masm) or in some cases C. When I look over her shoulder, everything is in 3-letter function names and calls to registers and stacks. Algorithm is her middle name.
While I agree that Joeles is great, My suspicion is that the op issue involves having other variables besides just the array in the view. I’m sure it works if all you have is the array, but my vague memory of this issue was that I had other variables, and then tried to toss in this array somewhere (in the context of populating some tables). So, I had a table heading, some username variables, then tried to build the table using the parser—it didn’t work.
And yeah, Joeles is fantastic—sounds like esra’s wife is too!
Can’t wait to see what she starts todo when she is “ready”.
