I have an array ('db-titles') whose items are strings composed in the form 'TextA*TextB'.
I want to create the following HTML structure from these array items: <span>TextA</span><span>TextB</span>
For this I use the following fluid script:
{namespace v=FluidTYPO3\Vhs\ViewHelpers}
<f:if condition="{db-titles -> f:count()} > 1">
<f:then>
<!-- This works as expected, the html code will be rendered correctly -->
<v:iterator.for from="0" to="{db-titles -> f:count()}" iteration="i">
<span><v:format.replace content="{db-titles.{i.index}}" substring="*" replacement="</span><span>"/></span>
</v:iterator.for>
</f:then>
<f:else>
<!-- This strangely does not work, although I - instead of running through all values of the array - just want to output the first value of it.... -->
<span><v:format.replace content="{v:iterator.first(haystack: db-titles)}" substring="*" replacement="</span><span>"/></span>
</f:else>
</f:if>
As I commented in the source code, everything works as it should under '<f:then>', but under '<f:else>', where I only want to use the first value of the array, the replaced part ('*' to </span><span>
) is strangely rendered as text instead of HTML: <span>TextA</span><span>TextB</span>
How can this be?
Let me mention that I use the app "PHPStorm" for programming - is it possible that the program renders the source code wrong?
Thanks in advance for any help!
Without having found an explanation for the strange behaviour, I have found an solution: wrapping <v:format.replace ... />
with <f:format.raw> ... </>
prevents that the tags converted to strings.
<f:if condition="{db-titles -> f:count()} > 1">
<f:then>
<v:iterator.for from="0" to="{db-titles -> f:count()}" iteration="i">
<span><f:format.raw><v:format.replace content="{db-titles.{i.index}}" substring="*" replacement="</span><span>"/></f:format.raw></span>
</v:iterator.for>
</f:then>
<f:else>
<span><f:format.raw><v:format.replace content="{v:iterator.first(haystack: db-titles)}" substring="*" replacement="</span><span>"/></(f:format.raw></span>
</f:else>
</f:if>