Re: IT flow parser (was: an HTML_Template_IT[X] fork is available)

Bertrand Mansion wrote:

Hello everyone! I have one question about using HTML_Template_IT.php can IT hanle this situation? : I want to made highlighting of selected menu item.. $menu = $page->getAdminMenu($a); // $a = auth. $t->setCurrentBlock('menu_item'); foreach ($menu as $item) { if ($page->isSelected($item)) { $t->setCurrentBlock('menu_item_selected'); } $t->setVariable(array(

      "MENU_URL" => $item[url],
      "MENU_NAME" => $item[name],

)); $t->parseCurrentBlock(); } template: <!-- BEGIN menu --> <!-- BEGIN menu_item -->

       <a href="{MENU_URL}">{MENU_NAME}</a><br>

<!-- END menu_item --> <!-- BEGIN menu_item_selected -->

       <b><u><a href="{MENU_URL}">{MENU_NAME}</a></b></u><br>

<!-- END menu_item_selected --> <!-- END menu -->

Unfortunately, I don't think that's possible. It would make a really useful addition to the current code. I also need this to integrate IT with QuickForm. Some sort of flow parser. I wish a (lead) developer could come up with a solution ;)

Heh. In fact, it is quite possible (tested with my version, should work with stock one as well): foreach ($menu as $item) {

    if ($page->isSelected($item)) {
        $t->setCurrentBlock('menu_item_selected');
    } else {
        $t->setCurrentBlock('menu_item');
    }
    $t->setVariable(array(
         "MENU_URL" => $item[url],
         "MENU_NAME" => $item[name],
    ));
    $t->parseCurrentBlock();
    $t->parse('menu');

}