<?
/*
example 3
autoreset
*/
require "xtpl.p";
$xtpl=new XTemplate ("ex3.xtpl");
/* this is the code from example 2: */
$rows[1]=array( /* add some data */
ID=>"38",
NAME=>"cranx",
AGE=>"20"
);
$rows[2]=array( /* add some data */
ID=>"27",
NAME=>"ozsvar",
AGE=>"34"
);
$rows[3]=array( /* add some data */
ID=>"56",
NAME=>"alpi",
AGE=>"23"
);
for ($i=1;$i<=3;$i++) {
$xtpl->assign("DATA",$rows[$i]); /* assign array data */
$xtpl->assign("ROW_NR",$i);
$xtpl->parse("main.table.row"); /* parse a row */
}
$xtpl->parse("main.table"); /* parse the table */
/* now, if you wanted to parse the table once again with the old rows,
and put one more $xtpl->parse("main.table") line, it wouldn't do it
becuase the sub-blocks were resetted (normal operation)
to parse the same block two or more times without having the sub-blocks resetted,
you should use clear_autoreset();
to switch back call set_autoreset();
*/
$xtpl->clear_autoreset();
for ($i=1;$i<=3;$i++) {
$xtpl->assign("DATA",$rows[$i]); /* assign array data */
$xtpl->assign("ROW_NR",$i);
$xtpl->parse("main.table.row"); /* parse a row */
}
$xtpl->parse("main.table"); /* parse the table */
$xtpl->parse("main.table"); /* parse it one more time.. wihtout clearing the rows (sub-block reset) */
$xtpl->parse("main");
$xtpl->out("main");
?>
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