Willow

Default Values

By default, if the data returned to a willow is not in a format that can be rendered, either a string, integer or boolean or an array of strings, integers or booleans and indexed arrays of strings, integers or booleans, the willow is not rendered.

Version 2.1.1

Latest Changes:

* Update: moved all object instatiation to plugin hook - all objects are stored in a global getters and setters and accessed via willow() function.

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However, it is possible to stipulate default data to render, either globally, or on a per-field basis, by passing the default value in template configuration, here is an example:

{~ user~member_connections 
    {+ [array] config->default = all: "<p class='ml-3'>No members here, yet...</p>" +} 
~}

Willow will try to locate and return data from the user->member_connections() class method, if the data returns correctly formatted, the default value is ignored. However, if the data is empty of mal-formed, the default value is used to replace single or all fields – which is determined by the values passed in the configuration array.

Here are 3 possible variants of the passed configuration:

This example below replaces the key “one” in the returned data array – if it exists and is empty – with the default value.

config->default = one: "<p class='ml-3'>No members here, yet...</p>"

This example below replaces the keys “one” and “two” in the returned data array – if they exists and are empty – with the default value.

config->default = one: "<p class='ml-3'>No members here, yet...</p>" & two: "<p class='ml-3'>Oops, sorry</p>"

The final example below replaces all keys in the returned data array – if they exists and are empty – with the default value, this is most useful for loops which return empty data arrays.