On 27.06.2009, at 04:04, Daniel Lima wrote:
So, i am trying to do the same thing using PHPTAL but it dont works
fine with increment counters.
My initial code is::
<table>
<tr>
<tal:block repeat="item test" define="i php:0;">
<td tal:content="php: i++">xxx</td>
<tal:block condition="php:(i==numberOfCols)" define="i php:1;">
</tr><td>
</tal:block>
</tal:block>
</table>
Further on PHPTAL dont accept the TR tag as closure.
Somebody can help me?
This approach is not going to work in PHPTAL.
TAL isn't a typical imperative programming language, it's more like
functional language, where you're not supposed to use for loops and
redefine variables.
TAL templates are XML. Opening and closing tags are not sparate
things. XML is defined in terms of complete elements which always have
to be closed properly.
<tr tal:define="rows php:array_chunk(items, numberOfColumns)"
tal:repeat="row rows">
<td tal:repeat="column row"
tal:content="column"/>
</tr>
--
regards, Kornel
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