Kia ora all,
I was wondering what the easiest way to get zebra striping for
<r:children:each> is?
In a rails app it would be:
<%- for item in @items do -%>
<tr class="<%= cycle(“even”, “odd”) %>">
… use item …
<%- end -%>
Any ideas
Regards
Nathan
Nathan Donaldson wrote:
</tr>
<%- end -%>
Any ideas
Sounds like a case for a custom tag or two. If you can come up with
something nice, I’ll add it to the core.
–
John
Thanks John,
I’ve come up with something. Nice or not I’ll let you decide
Open to suggestions for changing names of tags.
It’s simplicity itself at the moment,
<r:children:each order=“desc” reset_cycle=“false”> to carry on from the
last row otherwise it will reset to zero so that the first row is “odd”
<r:cycle_row /> to output “even” or “odd”
I hope this make sense and is useful to someone.
Regards
Nathan
Oops, tried to attach a file but got an application error. Where is the
best place to send the plugin?
Regards
Nathan
Nathan Donaldson wrote:
Oops, tried to attach a file but got an application error. Where is the
best place to send the plugin?
You could attach it to the ThirdPartyBehaviors page on the Radiant Wiki:
http://dev.radiantcms.org/radiant/wiki/ThirdPartyBehaviors
–
John
Nathan Donaldson wrote:
I’ve come up with something. Nice or not I’ll let you decide
Open to suggestions for changing names of tags.
It’s simplicity itself at the moment,
<r:children:each order=“desc” reset_cycle=“false”> to carry on from the
last row otherwise it will reset to zero so that the first row is “odd”
<r:cycle_row /> to output “even” or “odd”
Perhaps it would be better to have two tags:
<r:even>…</r:even>
<r:odd>…</r:odd>
which only render their contents when the index is even or odd? We
should probably also add an <r:index /> tag that returns the number.
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John
John W. Long wrote:
Perhaps it would be better to have two tags:
<r:even>…</r:even>
<r:odd>…</r:odd>
which only render their contents when the index is even or odd? We
should probably also add an <r:index /> tag that returns the number.
–
John
Hi John,
I have added your suggestions and add it to the wiki page. You may have
some ideas about how to better overload children:each
Regards
Nathan
John W. Long wrote:
<r:cycle_row /> to output “even” or “odd”
Perhaps it would be better to have two tags:
<r:even>…</r:even>
<r:odd>…</r:odd>
Smarty allows you to cycle stuff while in a loop:
{section name=i loop=$items}
{$items[i].field}
{$items[i].field}
...
{$items[i].field}
{/section}
Type thing.
Regards
–jm
which only render their contents when the index is even or odd? We
should probably also add an <r:index /> tag that returns the number.
–
John
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Jacques Marneweck
http://www.powertrip.co.za/
http://www.powertrip.co.za/blog/
#include <std/disclaimer.h>
Nathan Donaldson wrote:
I have added your suggestions and add it to the wiki page. You may have
some ideas about how to better overload children:each
Looks very nice! Thanks for packaging this up as a plugin. Do you have
time to pull together a patch and ticket for it now?
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John
What if I wanted three colors? There’s got to be a generalized way to do
this, and one that doesn’t mangle r:children:each (which is complex
enough!). I’m thinking something like the way r:random works.
<r:children:each>
<r:circle mod=“2”>…</r:circle>
</r:children:each>
On 10/18/06, Sean C. [email protected] wrote:
Open to suggestions for changing names of tags.
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Alexander H.
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Hi All,
Just had time to get back to this.
John: For the patch, would you like me to create a patch so that the
plugin works, or shifting all of the functionality into page_context.rb?
Alexander and Sean: Sounds like an interesting idea, but maybe it’s
better to keep it simple. I certainly don’t have a use for that type of
funftionality, but would be interested to hear if someone does.
Regards
Nathan
What if I wanted three colors? There’s got to be a generalized way to
do
this, and one that doesn’t mangle r:children:each (which is complex
enough!). I’m thinking something like the way r:random works.
I’ll take a look at your code. I’m pretty busy today, but I may have a
“How
To” up my sleeve for this one.
Sean C.
seancribbs.com – comments on my site are down because I was too lazy to
get
Akismet before it was too late
Nathan Donaldson wrote:
John: For the patch, would you like me to create a patch so that the
plugin works, or shifting all of the functionality into page_context.rb?
A patch against page_context.rb would be excellent. Let’s go with the
even/odd approach for now.
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John L.
http://wiseheartdesign.com