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vasanth · ‎05-24-2012

Hello,

In my project, I have Set and List in the template and I need to compare the Set's value with the List's value. So I am using

$CMS_FOR$ to do the iterate the Set and then compare each vale with the List. If I find any Match I should come out of the

loop (there is no need to continue the loop). But I don't how to come out of the CMS_FOR tag.

Please let me know how to jump out of the loop or if there is any way to achieve this.

Thanks in Advance !!!!

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Vasanth

feddersen · ‎05-24-2012

Hi Vasanth,

it's not possible in the current version, but it will be available with FirstSpirit5.

Here's the feature request (german only):Möglichkeit CMS_FOR-Anweisung zu verlassen

thiru · ‎08-27-2012

Hi vasanth,

Yes it's not possible in the current version, but you can use $CMS_SET(count,"1")$ and some condtions in side the for loop to reach your scenario.

Please see the example code, here i need to show latest 2 articles from all article categories and region based. I used link templates for the region , so i can't able to filter using query. So, i used this scenario...

I hope it help for you.......

eg:

$CMS_FOR(alist,news_center_list)$

$CMS_FOR(for_link, alist.display_ref)$

$CMS_IF((for_link.text).equals(region.toString) && !(count).equals("2"))$

<tr>

<td>

<div class="news-day">$CMS_VALUE(alist.publish_date.format("dd"))$</div>

<div class="news-month">$CMS_VALUE(alist.publish_date.format("EEE"))$</div>

<div class="news-year">$CMS_VALUE(alist.publish_date.format("yyyy"))$</div>

</div>

</td>

<p>

$CMS_IF(#global.preview)$

$-- Preview--$

<a href="$CMS_REF(for_link.lt_referenace,contentId:alist.id)$"> $CMS_VALUE(alist.title)$ </a>

$CMS_ELSE$

$-- Portal --$

<a href=$CMS_RENDER(template:"portal_navigation", targetUid:ref(for_link.lt_referenace,contentId:alist.id).target.getUid(), targetUrl:ref(for_link.lt_referenace,abs:1,contentId:alist.id).url, linkContent:set_linkContent,contentId:alist.id)$> $CMS_VALUE(alist.title)$ </a>

$CMS_END_IF$

</p>

</td>

</tr>

</table>

$CMS_IF((count).equals("0"))$

$CMS_SET(count,"1")$

$CMS_ELSE$

$CMS_SET(count,"2")$

$CMS_END_IF$

$CMS_END_FOR$

Questions & Answers

Is there any way to come out of the $CMS_FOR()$ tag ??