Dell PowerConnect W Clearpass 100 Software 3.7 Deployment Guide - Page 368

Table 31 Smarty Modifiers (Continued) Modifier Description nwamoneyformat strtolower strtoupper ucfirst ucwords Formats a monetary amount for display purposes; an optional modifier argument may be used to specify the format string. This modifier is equivalent to the NwaMoneyFormat() function; see "NwaMoneyFormat" in this chapter for details. Converts the value to lowercase Converts the value to uppercase Converts the first character of the value to uppercase Converts the first character of each word in the value to uppercase Predefined Template Functions Template functions are used to perform different kinds of processing when the template is used. The result of a template function takes the place of the function in the output of the template. Functions are of two kinds: block functions, which have a beginning and ending tag enclosing the text operated on by the function, and template functions, which have just a single tag and do not enclose text. To use a function, enclose the function name in curly braces { } and provide any attributes that may be required for the function. Block functions also require a closing tag. dump {dump var=$value} Smarty registered template function. Displays the value of a variable. Use the following Smarty syntax to print a variable's contents: {dump var=$var_to_dump export=html} The contents of the variable are printed in a block. Use the attribute "export=1" to use PHP's var_export() format, or omit this attribute to get the default behavior - PHP's var_dump() format. Use the attribute "html=1" to escape any HTML special characters in the content. This can also be done with attribute "export=html", and is recommended for use in most situations (so that any embedded HTML is not interpreted by the browser). nwa_commandlink {nwa_commandlink} ... {/nwa_commandlink} Smarty registered block function. Generates a "command link" consisting of an icon, main text and explanatory text. Command links are block elements and are roughly the equivalent of a form button. A command link is typically used to represent a choice the user should make to proceed. The command link contains an icon, command text (that sums up the action taken by the command link), and any explanatory text needed for the command. Usage example: {nwa_commandlink icon="images" command="Command Link" linkwidth="400" commandclass="nwaImportant" text="This is a sentence explaining the command." textclass="nwaInfo"}link_here.php{/nwa_commandlink}  The "icon" parameter is the SRC to the image of the icon. This should normally be a relative path.  The "command" parameter is the main text of the command link. 368 | Reference Amigopod 3.7 | Deployment Guide