I think to recall that I could do zebra striping with TAL using something
like this:
<tr tal:repeat="item list" class="row${repeat/item/odd}">
</tr>
That should give you class names of 'row0' and 'row1', which you can style
with CSS. Not the cleanest solution but it did the job.
/imv
On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 10:47 PM, Trent Moyer <tmo...@symons.com> wrote:
> I recently started using PHPTAL and it has proven very useful. However, I
> am
> having some trouble with the custom modifiers. I would like to use the
> following
> or something similar:
>
> <tr tal:repeat="item list" tal:attributes="class alt:repeat/item/odd |
> nothing">
> ... HTML Code ...
> </tr>
>
> The intent is to make every other row have a class="alt".
>
> This is my code for the modifier:
>
> function phptal_tales_alt( $src, $nothrow )
> {
> $src = trim($src);
> return '( '.phptal_tales($src, $nothrow)." ? 'alt' : null )";
> }
>
> The problem that I am having is that this modifier and the example modifier
> given in the PHPTAL documentation do not work when used with multiple
> options (a
> | b | c). The code returned by phptal_tales_alt() is "( Array ? 'alt' :
> null )".
>
> I would like to know the simplest code to add class="alt" to every other
> row
> without setting the other rows to class="", and/or how to code a modifier
> to
> behave with multiple options.
>
>
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