Posted by Glenn Martin on 09/28/58 11:14

Yes you must assign a value...
$mySmarty->assign('somevar', 'assigned value');

Smarty will only parse what you TELL it too... what if you are writing
a page for smarty, that explains how to write smarty tags? :-p makes
sense doesnt it?

Glenn Martin


On Apr 24, 2005, at 3:37 PM, Kevin Coyne wrote:

> but it doesn't.
>
> Did i get this wrong?
> Do i have to use $mySmarty->assign?
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