Example :
<BOUCLE_art(ARTICLES) {si #ID_RUBRIQUE|=={8}} {par date}>
<a href="#URL_ARTICLE">#TITRE</a>
</BOUCLE_art>
The loop will be executed only if, in the execution environment of the loop, #ID_RUBRIQUE is equal to "8".
The conditional part of the loop, the one written between </B_art> and <//B_art>, will be executed in the two cases where :
- either #ID_RUBRIQUE does not exist in the environment or is not equal to 8 (taking into account the criterion
{si ...}; - or #ID_RUBRIQUE is indeed equal to 8 but the loop does not return any result.
This new criterion {si ...}, available from SPIP 3.0, allows to at last get rid of the impossibility to use a loop in the conditional part of a tag.
For example, where it was necessary to write
[(#SESSION{statut}|=={1comite}|oui) <INCLURE{fond=mypage, ...}> ... ]
because mypage.html contained a loop, it is now possible to write directly into the calling template (without INCLURE):
<BOUCLE_xy(AUTEURS) {si #SESSION{statut}|=={1comite}}> ...
Of course, the criterion {si ...} can be related to any type of variables (#ENV, #GET,...)
For example, a loop whose execution will be conditioned by the result of a calculation involving a variable from the environment #ENV{var} (retrieved from the url) and a variable #GET{val} (previously defined in the template):
#SET{val, 2}
<BOUCLE_a(ARTICLES) {si #ENV{var}|plus{#GET{val}}|=={5}}>
...