Construction is this:
<!-- projects list -->
{if !empty($userObjects)}
<select id="projects-list" tabindex="1" name="project">
{if !isset($selected)}<option value="0">Choose project</option>{/if}
{foreach from=$userObjects item=v}
<option value="{$v.Id}" {if $selected==$v.Id}selected="selected"{/if} }>{$v.Name}
{* if it's 1st element *}
{if $smarty.foreach.v.index == 0}
{if isset($limit)}<br /><span id="projlimit">{$limit}</span> {$currency->sign}{/if}
{/if}
</option>
{/foreach}
</select>
as you can see I did
{if $smarty.foreach.v.index == 0}
but it's going wrong. In this case all the options
elemets has a $limit value. How to make it good? I need only first one.
I don't want to appear rude, but Bondye's answer will not work in all cases. Since PHP's arrays are ordered maps, the value of the first key will not always be 0.
In these cases you can use the @index
, @iteration
or @first
properties. More details are in the smarty foreach
documentation at http://www.smarty.net/docs/en/language.function.foreach.tpl#foreach.property.iteration
One of the possible solutions to your question is bellow:
{foreach $rows as $row}
{if $row@iteration == 1}
First item in my array
{/if}
{/foreach}