CMS:RESULT_START

Marks the beginning of a loop for processing CMS:SELECT results.

(CMS:RESULT_START)

No method call – the effect lies solely in the PHP snippet
PHP snippet: loop_start (after)

Parameters

This command has no parameters.

Usage

Opens the loop over the hits of a CMS:SELECT (or CMS:SELECT_LANGVERSION, CMS:USER_BASKET function=load). It belongs in the list template; everything between CMS:RESULT_START and CMS:RESULT_END is executed for each hit, and the commands in it read from the current row:

<table>
(CMS:RESULT_START)
<tr>
  <td><?php echo $this->cms->row_no + 1; ?></td>
  <td><a href="(CMS:URL)">(CMS:TEXT title)</a></td>
  <td>(CMS:DATE online_at)</td>
</tr>
(CMS:RESULT_END)
</table>

Within the loop, the following are available: $cms (the current row as an array), $this->cms->row_no (zero-based row number), $this->db->num_rows (hits on this page) and $this->db->num_rows_unlimited (total number with count=true).

The command has no parameters and creates no method call – it is compiled directly into a for loop.

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