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Thursday 06 October 2005 1:42:48 am - 3 replies
Roy Bøhmer
Thursday 06 October 2005 2:45:45 am
I think you have a bug in your if-statement. It forces eZ to only input one td-tag for each tr. Not sure what you need the $column for. Try:
{def $column=1} <table class="class-butikker"> {section var=child loop=$list_items sequence=array(bglight,bgdark)} <tr> {set $column=1} <td> {node_view_gui view=line content_node=$child} </td> {set $column=2} <td> {node_view_gui view=line content_node=$child} </td> </tr> {/section} </table>
This will result in two identical columns.
Benjamin Selmer
Thursday 06 October 2005 3:27:23 am
Two identical columns is of no use.
This is how i wanted it to work:
if column variable equals 1: -insert tr start tag -insert td-set column variable=2
if column variable equals 2: -insert td -insert tr end tag-set column variable=1
This should result in a table with two columns, but eZ automatically closes the tr after the first td.
I guess i coluld get a table-like result by floating the div's with css. But that does not work properly with all browsers.
Thursday 06 October 2005 6:19:53 am
Sorry, I read it too quick.
I've never heard of ez automatic closing tags. Actually your code looks ok.
Are you sure templates/node/view/line.tpl (or an override) doesn't contain any <tr></tr>?
Thats all I can think of right now, but I admit I don't think that's the problem :-)Could you post the relevant html-output?
Roy
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