Boots schrieb:
--- Sebastian Mendel <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Boots schrieb:
[...]
It doesn't solve the problem: the original poster was mis-using the
feature.
:-(
i dont think so!
[..snip..]
$myvar = true;
var_dump($myvar);
echo '<br />';
$test = new Smarty;
$test->assign_by_ref('myvar', $myvar);
$test_2 = $test;
$test_2->assign('myvar', false);
var_dump($myvar);
echo '<br />';
I'm suggesting that you don't really want to use assign_by_ref.
i forgot:
also i think it makes no sense to use smarty manipulating vars in this
way, i think it should be a one-way
extern -> smarty
and not extern <-> smarty !
i think no one will ever use smarty to change a value of a external var
by doing an assign() !
it also leads to a possible security-leak, so template designer can
change vars outside of the template! (also in accident!) - yes, i know,
this is very abstract.
i think the main advantage (and the only thing wanted/used for?) of
assign_by_ref is that it not need to be copied in to the smarty-object.
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