Hello Michel,
You mixing php variables and Template variables. They are from
different "namespaces". set_var() takes associative array with string
keys - Template var names. Edit one line of your code:
ML> $var = ${"DAY".$j};
$var = "DAY" . $j; // $var is a string "DAYn"
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ML> I am trying to assign a bunch of strings to some Template variables
ML> where:
ML> I have an array $day[n] where n is 0-34 and contain strings.
ML> I have Template variables named "DAYn", where n is a number 1-35.
ML> The template parsing is up and running, so i have left that part out.
ML> // Do it!
ML> for ($i = 0; $i <= 34; $i++) {
ML> // Need help with this part
ML> $j = $i + 1;
ML> $var = ${"DAY".$j};
ML> $val = $day[$i];
ML> // Set PHPLIB Template variable
ML> $t->set_var( $var => $val );
ML> }
ML> // Do the rest (like parse templates)
ML> I have tried so many different combinations that i don't remember them
ML> all - The one above being the most recent.
ML> Not that it worked any better than any of the other ones...
ML> I have read Variable variables in the online manual.
ML> If that was on the right track - it must mean that i am just too stupid
ML> to get it right.
ML> Please help!
ML> --
ML> Michel Laine
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