Yeah go ahead and update that. Thanks
Monte
messju mohr wrote:
On Mon, Sep 20, 2004 at 01:01:51PM -0500, Monte Ohrt wrote:
I thought they were mutually exclusive? "cols" makes the data populate
left-to-right, and "rows" makes the data populate top-to-bottom. Both
doesn't make sense (???)
your explanation makes sense, but it's not how the current works.
"cols" determines the number of cols
"rows" determines the number of rows
if you don't supply one of them it's computed accordingly.
if you supply both, you have control over both rows and cols of the table.
for example: rows=3 cols=4
if you pass 16 elements to it, only the first twelve are printed.
if you pass 4 elements to it, you get one filled row and two empty rows.
to switch the loop behaviour to loop over rows instead of loop over
cols, there is the "inner"-attribute. "inner" defaults to "cols" and
means the inner loop in the table is running over cols. if you set
"inner" to "row" the inner loop is running over rows. i think that
would trigger the behaviour you expected by supplying a
"rows"-attribute.
cols=2 rows=2 inner=cols
1|2
3|4
cols=2 rows=2 inner=rows
1|3
2|4
unfortunately "inner" seems to be broken in the current
{html_table}. it's missing in the case-loop that fills the parameters,
so you cannot set it. i just committed a fix.
also "inner" seems to be missing in the docs at
http://smarty.php.net/manual/en/language.function.html.table.php
although it's mentionend in the examples in the header for
function.html_table.php
if there are no objections against this implementation (which was done
quite some time ago, just not entirely bug-free), i can update
/docs/en/designers/language-custom-functions/language-function-html-table.xml
accordingly
greetings
messju
messju mohr wrote:
On Sun, Sep 19, 2004 at 10:20:42PM +0300, George Miroshnikov wrote:
Hello Monte,
Saturday, September 18, 2004, 12:35:25 AM, you wrote:
MO> + <row>
MO> + <entry>rows</entry>
MO> + <entry>integer</entry>
MO> + <entry>No</entry>
MO> + <entry><emphasis>empty</emphasis></entry>
MO> + <entry>number of rows in the table, data
populates
MO> + cells top-to-bottom, left-to-right. This is
mutually
MO> + exclusive with "rows" attribute.</entry>
MO> </row>
I can't get to the point of last sentence.
Maybe there should be "cols" instead of "rows"?
Or is my English _that_ bad? :)
I'm no native speaker either, but i think this was supposed to read
"cols", too.
But: rows and cols are not really mutually exclusive. you can specify
either one and the other is filled, accordingly. but you can also
specify both, then the html-table is spawned across the given amount
of rows and cols.
greetings
messju
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