All,
i have a query in a template, i’m then using:
#set($language = $rx.asmhelper.mapValues($test,‘language’))
to output:
[English, Français, Italiano, Deutsch]
I now need to remove the square brackets and loop through these results to put them in a <ul>. Has anyone done anything similiar or knows of a workaround?
Thanks in advance.
Just a thought, but that looks like it might be a list, so you might be able to get by with a “foreach” statement on $language.
Thanks,
i have now got:
#foreach ($language in $test)
<li>$language</li>
#end
which is displaying:
[ul]
[li]{language=English}
[/li][li]{language=Français}
[/li][li]{language=Italiano}
[/li][li]{language=Deutsch}
[/li][/ul]
but i still have the curly brackets which i need to remove?
Ignore that - i changed it to:
#foreach ($language in $language)
and it is coming through clean.
Is it possible to concatenate two ‘for each’ statements? For example:
#set($language = $rx.asmhelper.mapValues($test,‘language’))
#set($localecode = $rx.asmhelper.mapValues($test,‘localestring’))
#foreach ($localecode in $localecode)
<li><a href="/$localecode/">$localecode</a></li>
#end
i want the $localecode as the link and the language as the title. Hope that makes sense.
I managed to get it working by concatenating the strings in the sql. It’s all working now.