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Comparison of variables between if tags and comparison tags in ThinkPHP

In ThinkPHP, if tags and comparison tags compare variables.

In TP template language. Both if and eq can be used to compare variables.

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For example:

<if condition=”$id eq  1”>

This is no problem

But if you want to compare two variables:

<if condition=”$a.id eq $b_id”>

This will cause problems

Solution:

Use the tag:

<eq name=”a.id” value=”$b.id”>

Note: There is no need to add the $ variable symbol to the name, but the $ variable symbol is required to the value.

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