Open brokencube opened 11 years ago
If a string is assigned to a variable in a template and contains multiple dot characters, the parser will assume that we are trying to reference an array for all but the last dot, even without a dollar sign.
Example:
{$temp1='first.second'} {$temp2='first.second.third'} {$temp3='first.second.third.fourth'} {$temp1} {$temp2} {$temp3}
Expected output:
first.second first.second.third first.second.third.fourth
Actual output:
first.second first["second"].third first["second"]["third"].fourth
Tested using current master (dev-master 82da191)
I'll check this issue later today, thanks for reporting it!
If a string is assigned to a variable in a template and contains multiple dot characters, the parser will assume that we are trying to reference an array for all but the last dot, even without a dollar sign.
Example:
Expected output:
Actual output:
Tested using current master (dev-master 82da191)