Small noob problem inside

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stefan Reply #11, 19 years ago

Hi

iam intressting in this question as well and unitl we get the answer, we can try the following hack.

Look for the loop above and replace

$resource[$x]['iteration'] = $x;

with

$resource[$x]['countt'] = $stop;

ciao, Stefan

PS: Another question. Is a placeholder exists that show me the last entry of a loop?

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Raven Reply #12, 19 years ago

Don’t think so, but according to http://ditto.modxcms.com/files/snippet-ditto-php.html you can set a different template via &tplFirst/&tplLast.

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stefan Reply #13, 19 years ago

thanks for your reply and i know about the lastTpl, but the only different between the templates is a css classname.

i want to use it in this way

<div class="wrapper[+dio_last_in_line:is=`1`:then=` last`+]"> ... </div>

to get the wanted placeholder, i did this modification

if( $x + 1 === $stop )
{
    $resource[$x]['dio_last_in_line'] = '1';
}

in the same loop.

no idea, this looks ugly and it would be great if ditto support this placeholders nativly in a further version.

ciao, Stefan

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aspeum Reply #14, 18 years, 4 months ago

Quote from: Mark at Jul 25, 2007, 12:16 AM

This has been implemented as the [+ditto_iteration+] placeholder in the development version.

See the following changeset:
http://mirror3.cvsdude.com/trac/ditto/codebase/changeset/1443

You can get the development version here:
http://www.modxcms.com/ditto_download.html

Now that the [+ditto_iteration+] placeholder is in Ditto, could you explain how to use it ? Where do you define the modulo parameter ?

Thanks for your answer...

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MARKSVIRTUALDESK Reply #15, 18 years, 3 months ago

http://modxcms.com/forums/index.php/topic,23163.msg160389.html#msg160389