On 08-10-2008 at 23:57:05 Axel Zöllich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
abc.php:
$ergebnis = $mysqli->query("SELECT * FROM farbe");
while ($zeile = $ergebnis->fetch_object()) {
$typen[farben][][kuerzel] = $zeile->kuerzel;
$typen[farben][][bez] = $zeile->bez;
}
On each loop iteration you're creating two array elements in
$typen[farben], one with *only* "kuerzel" key, and another one with *only*
"bez" key.
Your PHPTAL template seems to expect that every array element has both
keys. If you wanted both keys in one element, then use something like this:
$typen['farben'][] = array(
'kuerzel'=>$zeile->kuerzel,
'bez'=>$zeile->bez,
);
and if you really want array with keys interlaced, then add
tal:condition="exists:farbe/bez" and tal:condition="exists:farbe/kuerzel"
on elements which use these expressions.
--
regards, Kornel
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