[Andreas]

Originally Posted by nhawk

But I see people using it something like this...

in PHP..
While $whatever...
{
      $whatever_each_array[] = xpartofdata;
}
$templater->register('whatever'. $whatever_each_array);

In template..
<ul>
<vb:each whatever_each>
	<li>{vb:raw whatever_array_part}</li>
</vb:each>
</ul>

Although that is a bit slower than hardcoding the HTML, this is the way it should be done as it separates the presentation from the business logic.

If the designer want's to do smth. complletely different from <ul> he can do that by simply modifying the template - with the list entries being generated in PHP he can't