Check-box array

[Valhalla]

I'm creating a check-box option. How could I check within templates whether my array is populated with at least one non-false value?

array(3) {
["option_1"] => string(1) "1"
["option_2"] => string(1) "1"
["option_3"] => bool(false)
}

For example, if my setting array returned the following, I would want my condition not to be true:

array(3) {
["option_1"] => bool(false)
["option_2"] => bool(false)
["option_3] => bool(false)
}

 

[Chris D]

Assuming the option_id is checkBoxes:

$condition = true;
foreach ($option->checkBoxes AS $checkBox)
{
    if ($checkBox === false)
    {
        $condition = false;
    }
}

Zend_Debug::dump($condition); // If any of the check boxes are false, $condition == false. If none of the checkboxes are false, $condition == true.

EDIT: Just saw you wanted to check it in templates... You could probably fashion a similar thing in template syntax.

 

[Valhalla]

That works for me, thanks.

 

[Valhalla]

I've decided to try and get this working within templates. I tried to use the conditional below, but I'm getting a syntax error so it won't save, and I'm not sure why.

My option_id is checkBoxes.

<xen:if is="in_array(true, array_keys({$xenOptions.checkBoxes}))">
           (At least one check-box is selected)
</xen:if>

EDIT: I'm not checking the keys, only the values, so I've worked it out using:

<xen:if is="in_array(true, {$xenOptions.checkBoxes}">
           (At least one check-box is selected)
</xen:if>

 

[Chris D]

in_array is allowed in templates, but I don't think array_keys is. And array_keys would be incorrect any way. The array_keys from your example would be one, two, three.

If you removed array_keys and just did:

<xen:if is="in_array(true, {$xenOptions.checkBoxes})">
    (At least one check-box is selected)
</xen:if>

Does that work?