Smarty: check if variable is in array

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Solution 1

After a bit of struggling in all possible directions, I finally managed to pull it off like this (smarty code only)

<select name="c_apps[]" size="3" class="multiselect" multiple="multiple">
    {foreach from=$apps key=k item=a}
        {if @in_array($k, $code.n_applications)}
            {assign var=v value=true}
        {else}
            {assign var=v value=false}
        {/if}
        <option value="{$k}"{if $v} selected="selected"{/if}>{$a|escape}</option>
    {/foreach}
</select>

And this did the trick.

Solution 2

You can do it like this:

<select name="c_apps[]" size="3" class="multiselect" multiple="multiple">
    {foreach from=$apps key=k item=a}
        <option value="{$k}"{if in_array($k, $code.n_applications)} selected="selected"{/if}>{$a|escape}</option>
    {/foreach}
</select>
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Updated on August 03, 2022

Comments

  • Aleks G
    Aleks G almost 2 years

    I'm using php with smarty. In php I have two arrays:

    $code = Array
    (
        [n_id] => 1
        [t_code] => ABC123
        [t_description] => Test code
        [b_enabled] => Yes
        [n_type] => 3
        [dt_start] => 
        [dt_end] => 
        [n_min_req_gbp] => 0
        [n_min_req_usd] => 0
        [n_amount_gbp] => 
        [n_amount_usd] => 
        [n_max_overall_gbp] => 
        [n_max_overall_usd] => 
        [n_extra] => 6
        [b_reuse] => No
        [n_applications] => Array
            (
                [0] => 2
            )
    )
    

    and

    $all_application = Array
    (
        [1] => New registration
        [2] => Mid-subscription upgrade
        [3] => Subscription renewal
        [4] => Additional purchase
    )
    

    Note that the second array may - and will - grow, this is the reference data, from which n_applications array field in the first array is built. That is, the array in n_applications will contain a subset of keys from the $all_applications arrays.

    Now, I'm assigning these two arrays into the template:

    $template->assign('code', $code);
    $template->assign('apps', $all_applications);
    

    And in the template, I'm creating a form for editing the fields in the $code array. Everything is working fine except the 'applications' selection. I want to pre-select those apps that are already in the n_applications field. So, in my template I have this:

    <select name="c_apps[]" size="3" class="multiselect" multiple="multiple">
        {foreach from=$apps key=k item=a}
            {assign var=v value=$k|@array_search:$code['n_applications']}
            <option value="{$k}"{if $v!==FALSE} selected="selected"{/if}>{$a|escape}</option>
        {/foreach}
    </select>
    

    However this doesn't work as expected - and ALL options end up being selected. I tried using in_array function - but with the same result. What's the best way to achieve what I'm after?