IF Anweisung im Template/Vorlage

rasta74 · Post by **rasta74** » Tue 23. May 2006, 22:23

Hallo zusammen,

ich benötige eine IF Anweisung (Wenn/Dann) im Template, bzw. in der Vorlage. Kann mir da jemand eine Hilfe geben?

Vielen Dank

Pappnase · Post by **Pappnase** » Mon 29. May 2006, 08:10

hallo

schreib mal genau was du willst!

hast du vor bestimmte ebenen mit einem eigenen template zu versehen!?

kubens · Post by **kubens** » Mon 29. May 2006, 09:07

I solved this in one of my projects on this way:

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[PHP]
if ((isset($_REQUEST['show']) ? $_REQUEST['show'] : '') == 'templateA') {
echo <<<EOF_HTML
<h1>TemplateA<h1>
{CONTENT}
EOF_HTML;
}

elseif ((isset($_REQUEST['show']) ? $_REQUEST['show'] : '') == 'templateB') {
echo <<<EOF_HTML
<h1>TemplateB<h1>
{CONTENT}
EOF_HTML;
}

elseif ((isset($_REQUEST['show']) ? $_REQUEST['show'] : '') == 'templateC') {
echo <<<EOF_HTML
<h1>TemplateC<h1>
{CONTENT}
EOF_HTML;
}

else {
echo <<<EOF_HTML
<h1>TemplateDefault<h1>
{CONTENT}
EOF_HTML;
}
[/PHP]

Br
Wolfgang

ff123 · Post by **ff123** » Tue 30. May 2006, 19:41

According to this post
http://www.phpwcms.de/forum/viewtopic.php?p=44526#44526
echoing the {content} block from within the [php] replacement tag won't work.

kubens · Post by **kubens** » Sat 3. Jun 2006, 11:06

I prepared a simple example. The template which is assigned to the structure contains the following source:

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<center>
[PHP]
if ((isset($_REQUEST['show']) ? $_REQUEST['show'] : '') == 'templateA') {
echo <<<EOF_HTML
<hr><h2 style="color:green">Template A</h2><hr>
{CONTENT}
EOF_HTML;
}

elseif ((isset($_REQUEST['show']) ? $_REQUEST['show'] : '') == 'templateB') {
echo <<<EOF_HTML
<hr><h2 style="color:blue">Template B</h2><hr>
{CONTENT}
EOF_HTML;
}

elseif ((isset($_REQUEST['show']) ? $_REQUEST['show'] : '') == 'templateC') {
echo <<<EOF_HTML
<hr><h2 style="color:red">Template C</h2><hr>
{CONTENT}
EOF_HTML;
}

else {
echo <<<EOF_HTML
<hr><h2 style="color:grey">TemplateDefault</h2><hr>
{CONTENT}
EOF_HTML;
}
[/PHP]
</center>

The article itself contains just one simple HTML content part:

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<p><a href="/test/doc1/">template <b>Default</b></a></p>
<p><a href="/test/doc1/?show=templateA">template <b>A</b></a></p>
<p><a href="/test/doc1/?show=templateB">template <b>B</b></a></p>
<p><a href="/test/doc1/?show=templateC">template <b>C</b></a></p>

It works perfect

Br
Wolfgang

ff123 · Post by **ff123** » Tue 6. Jun 2006, 11:01

Try to setup a search content part for example and you will see the problems with this solution.