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modx.customize Reply #1, 14 years, 6 months ago

Hello
I have an array of docs and wanted to output it by parsing a chunk

if(count($docs)>0){
    
   $chunk = $modx->getObject('modChunk',array(
             'name' => 'savedRequests',
        ));
    foreach ($docs as $o) { 
        if (!$chunk) return 'No line item chunk!';
        else $output .= $chunk->getContent();
        $output .=  $chunk->process($o);
        //$output .=  '<a href="[[~'.$o["id"].']]">system Id#'.$o["id"].', by '.$o["pagetitle"].'</a> <br />';
    }
  
    return $output .'<br > total: '.count($docs);

}

As you can see I have a commented line of output: $output .= '<a href="[[~'.$o["id"].']]">system Id#'.$o["id"].', by '.$o["pagetitle"].'</a>
'; which works but parsing chunk not works because I probably don't really parse it correctly..

Pls correct my code, thanks

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Bruno17 Reply #2, 14 years, 6 months ago

don't know what you are trying to do with this code.

Normally you would do it this way:

<?php

if(count($docs)>0){
     
    foreach ($docs as $o) {
        $output .=  $modx->getChunk('savedRequests',$o);
    }
    return $output .' total: '.count($docs);
}

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modx.customize Reply #3, 14 years, 6 months ago

Thanks Bruno

do u think yr code

$output .=  $modx->getChunk('savedRequests',$o);

will work faster then this:

 $output .=  '<a href="[[~'.$o["id"].']]">system Id#'.$o["id"].', by '.$o["pagetitle"].'</a> ';

thanks

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