using literal

[durangod]

quick question.

 

when adding some js to a tpl file, does the literal go before or after the script tag. i have seen it both ways.

 

for example...

 

like this (1):

 

{literal}
<script>
whatever...
</script>
{/literal}

 

 

or like this (2):

 

<script>
{literal}
whatever...
{/literal}
</script>

 

which is proper?

 

thanks

[brian!]

if it helps, I always use the first method...

[durangod]

Thanks brian, i do as well. But i found one that is the other way and i think its wrong, and i think i did it a long time ago lol.. so i wanted to check to be sure.

[searley]

I think the rule is, if it works it's ok

[durangod]

I believe that is "if it works dont fix it" lol but i did anyway lol

[sentq]

both will work with you, also some times this method used when needed

 

{literal}
<script type="text/javascript">
var somename = '{/literal}{$smartyTag}{literal}';
</script>
{/literal}

this helpful when you need to pass values from smarty to it