Demo: assign_block_vars, assign set of data

										


include_once( 'includes/pTemplate.php' );

// assign a set of data
// usually data-set fetched from database
$socials = array(
	array(
		'name'	=> 'Facebook',
		'icon'	=> 'icon-facebook',
		'url'	=> 'https://www.facebook.com/pages/PREscriptZ/1385919551647196',
		'title'	=> 'Like us'),
	array(
		'name'	=> 'Twitter',
		'icon'	=> 'icon-twitter',
		'url'	=> 'https://twitter.com/PremiumScript',
		'title'	=> 'Follow us'),
	array(
		'name'	=> 'Google+',
		'icon'	=> 'icon-google-plus',
		'url'	=> 'https://plus.google.com/b/107963842839238880696/107963842839238880696/posts',
		'title'	=> 'Plus now'),
);

foreach( $socials as $social ) {
	$pTemplate->assign_block_vars('social_list', array(
		'ITEM_NAME'	=> $social['name'],
		'ITEM_ICON'	=> $social['icon'],
		'ITEM_URL'	=> $social['url'],
		'ITEM_TITLE'=> $social['title']
	));
}

$pTemplate->add_file( 'templates/assign_block_vars.html' );
$output = $pTemplate->pparse_file( 'templates/assign_block_vars.html' );

$pTemplate->pparse( $output );
echo $output;