[Michael]

This should be a straight forward, but im having trouble.

How do i get to the arrays buried in the smarty array. It seams really obvious but its not working how i expect it to work.

inside the $smarty array is:

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[_cache_include] =>     [_cache_including] =>     [_supers] => Array         (             [get] => Array                 (                     [uf_name] => Some_Punk_Band                     [uf_path] => /                 )             [post] => Array                 (                 )             [server] => Array                 (

so i wrote some code to find the keys:

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foreach ($smarty as $key => $value){      print "the key is: \t$key <br>";      print "the value is: \t$value <br>";      }

produces the output
.....
the key is: _supers
the value is: Array
....

so i would expect that

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foreach ($smarty[_supers] as $key => $value){      print "the key is: \t$key <br>";      print "the value is: \t$value <br>";      }

would produce
.....
the key is: get
the value is: Array
....

only i cant seam to get to those subarrays. I need the values that are in
$smarty._supers.post

any ideas as to what the format should be?

(I want to get the post variables while inside a custom smarty function inside a module)


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[Michael]

found a way around it.

global $_POST;




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[Michael]

and the answer to the other arrays listed is, that what prints like an array when printed with print_r() is actually an object and so must be accessed with the syntax:

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$smarty->post

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