By: sonsen
Date: 2007-05-30
Time: 14:30
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Output multi arrayHi there,
none in the german forum, so I'll try it with my poor english... :-) my array looks like this: $test |-+ 0 (array) | |-> 0 = "1-farbig" (string) | |-> 1 = "2-farbig" (string) | |-> 2 = "3-farbig" (string) | |-> 3 = "4-farbig" (string) | |-> 4 = "5-farbig" (string) | |-> 5 = "Kein Druck" (string) |-+ 1 (array) | |-> 0 = "1-farbig" (string) | |-> 1 = "Kein Druck" (string) this should be the output: for different child arrays from array $test (-> in this cas 0 +1) <tr> <td width="93">Druck :</td> <td width="180"><select size="1" name="color[array$i]" style="width:180px;"><option selected value="select print">Select Print</option> <option value="[different colors;block=option]">differen colors from array[$i]</option> </td> <td>[different (parent) arrays;block=tr] </td> </tr> Maybe this is easy, but i didn't find the right solution the last hours... Can someone provide me a hint? Cheers sonsen |
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By: Skrol29
Date: 2007-05-30
Time: 19:41
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Re: Output multi arrayHi,
You can do this with block+subblocks.
PHP:
see here for more information: http://www.tinybutstrong.com/manual.php#html_block_subblock |