We need to install our analytics javascript into a client's website that uses PHP/SMARTY.
I know enough PHP to be dangerous, and absolutely nothing about SMARTY
Here is the code I installed in the SMARTY TPL file:
{if $_GET['TTTORDERID']}
{$orderid=$_GET['TTTORDERI
<!-- Customization Code -->
<!-- Remove leading // to activate custom variables -->
<script language="Javascript">
var AMOUNT='{$amount}';
var ORDERID='{$orderid}';
var ACTION='01';
</script>
<!-- End of Customization Code -->
<!-- Tracking Code v4.00 - All rights reserved -->
<script language="javascript1.1" src=/trackins.js></script>
<!-- End of Tracking Code -->
{/if}
The page get's called from this link: http://www.totaltabletenni
So when a user clicks the link the delivery.php page fires, and the .TPL file contains the code above which tests using a $_GET to see if the TTTORDERID parameter exists in the referring URL.
But, SMARTY is erroring out with this error code: Error: Smarty error: [in customer/delivery.tpl line 76]: syntax error: unidentified token '['TTTORDERID']' (Smarty_Compiler.class.php
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Find the php file which initializes and displays Smarty template. It should contain some code similar to:
$smarty = new Smarty();
I would initialize $orderid and $amount variables in the php file and pass them to Smarty using assign method:
$smarty->assign('orderid', $orderid);
$smarty->assign('amount', $amount);
Then in TPL file you can access these variables:
{if $orderid == 1}
<sometag someprop="{$amount}" />
{/if}
Rich,
I surrounded the PHP code as follows in the SMARTY TPL file:
{php}
{if $_GET['TTTORDERID']}
{$orderid=$_GET['TTTORDERI
<!-- Customization Code -->
<!-- Remove leading // to activate custom variables -->
<script language="Javascript">
var AMOUNT='{$amount}';
var ORDERID='{$orderid}';
var ACTION='01';
</script>
<!-- End of Customization Code -->
<!-- Tracking Code v4.00 - All rights reserved -->
<script language="javascript1.1" src=/trackins.js></script>
<!-- End of Tracking Code -->
{/if}
{/php}
Now the php pages crashes completely without resolving anything:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_VARIABLE, expecting '(' in /data/home/totaltabletenni
Link to page: http://www.totaltabletenni
Keith
Hello redzoneglobal,
All of the above solutions seems to be breaking the security protection feature of smarty. Wrapping the you smarty code with "{php}<codes here>{/php}", requires injecting the script $smarty->security = false in order for it to work(assuming $smarty is an object of Smarty class).
There is just a little to edit with your code in the {if} statement, it should be:
I would have to suggest assigning the $_GET variables in the controller file (if you are using a MVC design pattern).
This is probably how your php is set up right now, so if you insert the /* index.html */ code into your smarty file and insert the /* index.php */ file into the controller (the file that calls the smarty template you are working on) all will work well.
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by: ScannyRPosted on 2009-01-15 at 07:52:45ID: 23384575
The problem is that Smarty is trying to interpret the PHP code as Smarty code. You need to wrap the whole lot in php tags. Just put {php} before the code and {/php} afterwards.
Rich