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Posted by Erik Schmitt on 07/13/05 15:34
Hello,
recently I asked how to access constants in a dynamic way.
The solution is to use
{$smarty.config.$bla} instead of {#$bla#}.
But in my case $bla is the result of calling an
object method. Hence I have to write:
{assign var="bla" value=$myObject->myMethod()}
{$smarty.config.$bla}
Somethink like {$smarty.config.`$myObject->myMethod()`}
does not work.
On the other hand, smarty will stop with a syntax error
if it finds a leading $ like in {#$bla#}. So what about
simply allowing smarty to evaluate the "content" if it starts
with a $?
(In my case, the methods are returning IDs for strings in
a language files, with some of the IDs stored in a DB).
What do you think?
- Erik
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