Not a finished solution by any means but a proof of concept kind of idea:
[@
[[#test]]
(:template each:)
(:if lt 10 {(counter)}:)* [[{=$FullName}]](:if:)
[[#testend]]
@]
$MarkupExpr['counter'] = 'MkExpExtCounter()';
function MkExpExtCounter() {
global $ZAPcounter;
$ZAPcounter = $ZAPcounter + 1;
return $ZAPcounter;
}
$Conditions['lt'] = 'ZAPcompare($condparm)';
function ZAPcompare($x) {
$x = trim($x);
$first = substr($x, 0, strpos($x, " "));
$second = substr($x, strpos($x, " ") + 1);
if ($first > $second) return true;
return false;
}
Seems to work great for me...
If we redesigned the MarkupExpression to take an initial value (that
was passed to it via a pagelist variable $$start) and had it triggered
on every page like this you could generate 10-20. I'm also assuming
you pass in the $$end value as well via the pagelist:
[@
[[#test]]
(:template each:){(counter)}
(:if between 10 {(counter)} 20:)* [[{=$FullName}]](:if:)
[[#testend]]
@]
(Note you would probably need between 20 * 40 as counter would be
triggered twice each page...)
I've tried this out on my site and it seems to work...
Cheers,
Dan
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