[tbworld]

Here is some conditional usage that you may want to ponder. Of course all of this can and maybe should be done in PHP, but sometimes this is more fun. I discovered quite a few interesting things when enhancing the template system.

One of the things I modified in the template system is a 'break' for the 'each' conditional. I am pointing this out, because in the crazy example below the routine continues to iterate the array and we may have already found our resultant.

<vb:comment>
 Iterates an array for basically no reason, and if a value was found in the array
 the create a new variable inside the template for altering a dynamic response. (tbworld method)
</vb:comment>

<vb:each from="show" key="show_key" value="show_value">
    <vb:comment>
      <!-- Just to show usage -->
      key:   {vb:var show_key}  <br>
      value: {vb:var show_value}<br>
    </vb:comment>

    <!-- Check for existance of key in $show -->
    <vb:if condition="array_key_exists('member', $show)  AND  (!isset($newvar))">
        <div>Array Key Exists!</div>

        <!-- create or set a value to a variable --> 
        <vb:if condition="$newvar='Yes we created a new variable $newvar!'"></vb:if>
    </vb:if>  
</vb:each>

<!-- Display the new variable we just created -->
<dl>
   <dd>Did we create a new variable?</dd>
   <dt>{vb:raw newvar}</dt>
</dl>

<!-- --------------------------------------------------------------- -->

<!-- Key exists if not NULL -->
<vb:if condition="isset($show['member'])">--isset test --<br /></vb:if>  

<!-- Expansion on the above examples, Use with caution! -->

<!-- Create a new Array -->
<vb:if condition="$new_array = array('member', 'fruit', 'fish')" ></vb:if>

<!-- Create a new Key field variable  -->
<vb:if condition="$new_test_key='member'"></vb:if>

<!-- Create a variable resultant --> 
<vb:if condition="$resultant=in_array($new_array[$new_test_key], $show, false)" >Test Key exist in $show array<br /></vb:if>

Have fun.