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Hi,

Here is an example:

 

<td width="346" class="logo">{sitelink}<a href="#"><img src="{url_tmpl_main}images/button-hover.gif" width="100%" height="80" border="0" /></a></a> </td>

 

The text i have marked in red. I don have any idea about why they are using like this. Is tht any function call. or any goloba variable?

Thank u

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Hi,

Here is an example:

 

<td width="346" class="logo">{sitelink}<a href="#"><img src="{url_tmpl_main}images/button-hover.gif" width="100%" height="80" border="0" /></a></a> </td>

 

The text i have marked in red. I don have any idea about why they are using like this. Is tht any function call. or any goloba variable?

Thank u

It's normally used for template replacements

 

I did something like this in a dynamic application where I didn't feel like writing a bounch of <?=$string?> sniplitts

 

you create an array

 

$replace = Array (

    'sitelink' => $sitelinkdata,

    'url_tmpl_main' => $template_dir );

 

Get the contents of the template file:

$html = file_get_contents("template_file");

 

Run something that will replace the test in {}

foreach($replace as $k => $v) {

    $html = str_replace("{".$k."}", $v, $html);

}

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