Thanks alot! Worked like a charm(used the last example since I found that
one simpler to understand)!
/Marcus
> Hi,
>
> This is one of the cases where TAL is a bit strange to work with. The
> following should work even if the HTML generated is not standards compliant.
>
>
>tal:condition="ph
Yes, a very simple solution. I just missed the obvious. Thanks
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Hi,
This is one of the cases where TAL is a bit strange to work with. The
following should work even if the HTML generated is not standards compliant.
Another option (better in my opinion) would be to split the list in chunks:
ciao,
/imv
On Sat, Nov 22, 2008 at 3
Hi!
I'm wondering how to solve this, cause I have no idea.
I'm having the php pull an array of images from the DB. Then I'm iterating
through them with PHPTAL and writing them out in a table.
Problem is this:
Hi *Jonavon*!*
*
I think that you should put into phptal template an array with ready
data - all cell's in your kalendar - which days are "start range", which
"end", and which are normal cells.
In phptal if's are:
..
Foreach's loops:
Read more: http://phptal.motion-twin.com/manual
