{foreach <array> as [ $keyVar => ] $itemVar [ sequence <array> as $sequenceVar ] [ offset <offset> ] [ max <max> ] [ reverse ]} [ {delimiter}...{/delimiter} ] [ {break} ] [ {continue} ] [ {skip} ] {/foreach}
This construct makes it possible to iterate over arrays in different ways. The loop can be tweaked using the parameters (see above).
{foreach $objects as $object} {$object.name} <br /> {/foreach}
This example will print out the names of the objects that are stored in the $objects array. If this array stores 4 objects with the following names: "Emmett Brown", "Marty McFly", "Lorraine Baines" and "Biff Tannen", the following output will be produced:
Emmett Brown
Marty McFly
Lorraine Baines
Biff Tannen
{foreach $objects as $index => $object} {$index} : {$object.name} <br /> {/foreach}
This example demonstrates how to create an iteration counter.
0: Emmett Brown
1: Marty McFly
2: Lorraine Baines
3: Biff Tannen
{foreach $objects as $object sequence array( 'dark', 'light' ) as $style} <div class="{$style}">{$object.name}</div> {/foreach}
This example demonstrates how to create a loop where the iterations are displayed using alternating styles (in this case dark, light, dark, light and so on).
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