Posted by Man-wai Chang on 04/25/07 01:41

> If you need to do something that depends on smarty variables - better
> way is to write some custom funtion (plugin) that takes
> {$smarty.section.j.index} as an argument (for example).

Thanks. I got the point... but it's convenient. :)

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