{vb:each} loop count...

[civil78]

Is there any way to find how many loops makes the vb:each in a template?

For example I want to do something like this

<vb:each from="arrayname" key="keyid" value="data">
	<vb:if condition="$loops>=4">
		Some HTML CODE
	<vb:else />
		Some Other HTML CODE
	</vb:if>
</vb:each>

Thanks

[civil78]

I know this is the stupid way but it works

<vb:if condition="$count = 0"></vb:if>

<vb:each from="array" key="arraykey" value="arrayvalue">

	<vb:if condition="$count = $count + 1"></vb:if>
	
	<vb:if condition="$count <= 3">
	
		<!-- YOUR HTML -->
			
	<vb:else />
	
		<!-- YOUR HTML -->
		
	</vb:if>

</vb:each>

Somehow when you put php code inside <vb:if condition="">, the code executed.

If anyone knows other way (exept javascript) please tell me.

[smnet]

Originally Posted by civil78

I know this is the stupid way but it works

<vb:if condition="$count = 0"></vb:if>

<vb:each from="array" key="arraykey" value="arrayvalue">

	<vb:if condition="$count = $count + 1"></vb:if>
	
	<vb:if condition="$count <= 3">
	
		<!-- YOUR HTML -->
			
	<vb:else />
	
		<!-- YOUR HTML -->
		
	</vb:if>

</vb:each>

Somehow when you put php code inside <vb:if condition="">, the code executed.

If anyone knows other way (exept javascript) please tell me.

Edit:.... ok, it works.... it's just+not ideal!!

[Retal]

You could also use an array with numeric keys, if you can guarantee that the keys are continuous.

PHP Code:

$array = ('A', 'B', 'C', 'D');
unset($array[2]);
...
$array = array_values($array); 


[smnet]

It looks like a built in method will be added into a future vBulletin version....

Check this out and don't forget to VOTE
http://tracker.vbulletin.com/browse/VBIV-10883

[zlos]

Vote added.