How to access key and value of an array in smarty template?
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I'm assigning an array named $enquiries_labels from php file to a smarty template file. If I print the array in PHP file it's output is as follows:

Array
(
    [0] => New Enquiry
    [1] => Retail Enquiry
    [2] => Feedback
    [3] => Payment Query
    [4] => Package Query
    [5] => Test Query
)

Now after assigning this array to a smarty file I want to access these values in a select HTML control. For it I need to use foreach loop construct of smarty template engine. If a pre-selected value is matching with the key from array then I'll keep that value selected. For achieving this I tried below code, but it didn't work for me. Can anyone help me in this regard please? For your reference I'm putting below the code I tried in smarty template:

<select name="contact_label" id="contact_label"> 
{if $enquiries_labels}
                  {foreach from=$enquiries_labels item=label}
                    <option value="{$label.key}" {if $data.key == $label.key} selected="selected" {/if}>{$label.value}
                    </option>
                  {/foreach}
                {/if}
      </select>

Thanks for spending some of your valuable time in understanding my issue.

Gasteropod answered 7/1, 2014 at 7:26 Comment(1)
In this special case (building options for a <select>) you could just use {html_options options=$enquiries_labels selected=$data.key name="contact_label" id="contact_label"}. Smarty will generate the complete <select> and <option> tags for you.Hid
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Use key in your foreach:

{foreach from=$enquiries_labels item=label key=key}
          <option value="{$key}" {if $data.key == $key} selected="selected" {/if}>{$label}
          </option>
{/foreach}

It's all there in the documentation.

Coactive answered 7/1, 2014 at 7:31 Comment(0)
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Smarty 3 foreach construction is like this

{foreach $products as $p}
    {$p@key}: {$p}
{/foreach}
Longspur answered 17/5, 2016 at 14:22 Comment(2)
This is so much simpler and elegantUnreal
Why not {foreach $products as $key => $p} ...?Glori
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Use the key attribute.

{foreach from=$enquiries_labels item="label" key="key"}
    <option value="{$key}"{if $data.key == $key} selected="selected"{/if}>{$label}</option>
{/foreach}
Annia answered 7/1, 2014 at 7:32 Comment(0)
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1

this also works

{foreach $products as $product}
    key: {$product@key} -> value: {$product@value} 
{/foreach}

{$product@value} = {$product}
Hydrology answered 25/1, 2019 at 11:17 Comment(0)
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You can do this:

{foreach $enquiries_labels as $key => $value}
  <option value="{$key}" {if $data.key == $key} selected="selected" {/if}>
    {$value}
  </option>
{/foreach}
Lysin answered 5/4, 2021 at 22:55 Comment(0)

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