This provides something alike a switch-construct in PHP. The property "key" is supposed to equal the name of another property in the object (Array...) which is a cObject. If the property .[key] is defined, "default" will be used.
Strings is Array... can be anything except the reserved words "key", "default", "stdWrap", "if"
Property: | Data type: | Description: | Default: |
|---|---|---|---|
setCurrent | string /stdWrap | Sets the "current"-value. | |
key | string /stdWrap | This is the | |
default | cObject | ||
Array... | cObject | ||
stdWrap | ->stdWrap | ||
if | ->if | if "if" returns false nothing is returned |
[tsref:(cObject).CASE]
This example chooses between two different renderings of some content depending on whether the field "layout" is "1" of not ("default"). The result is in either case wrapped with "|<BR>". If the field "header" turns out not to be set ("false") an empty string is returned anyway.
stuff = CASE
stuff.key.field = layout
stuff.if.isTrue.field = header
stuff.stdWrap.wrap = |<BR>
stuff.default = TEXT
stuff.default {....
}
stuff.1 = TEXT
stuff.1 {....
}
