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I am working on a custom module and for some reason I can only get a single variable between my tags to parse. The array of data I am passing is:

Array ( [0] => Array ( [dealer_name] => My Company Name [dealer_id] => 2 [dealer_address] => 1234 Some Road NW [dealer_phone] => 555-699-9988 [dealer_city] => Las Vegas [dealer_state] => NV [dealer_postal_code] => 558894 ) )

and my template code that is being parsed is

{exp:s2d_dealers:dealer}
     <div id="dealer-details">
      <strong>Your Dealer</strong>

       {dealer_name}
      Phone: {dealer_phone}

       Address: 

       {dealer_address}

       {dealer_city}, {dealer_state} {dealer_postal_code}
      
      <a href="http://{path=dealers/selector}">Select a different Dealer</a>
     </div>
    {/exp:s2d_dealers:dealer}

...but the only variable that ever gets parsed is just the Dealer Name and none of the others (although they clearly exist in the array). Thoughts?

Not sure if this is the answer but don’t you need array value separators like this:

Array ( [0] => Array ( [dealer_name] => My Company Name, [dealer_id] => 2, [dealer_address] => 1234 Some Road NW, [dealer_phone] => 555-699-9988, [dealer_city] => Las Vegas, [dealer_state] => NV, [dealer_postal_code] => 558894))

Mike

This was just the result of print_r function, I don’t believe it shows the separators.

It seems that no matter what the order I place the variables in the template, the only one that ever gets parsed is {dealer_name}. Displaying the raw TAGDATA the only {} tag is {dealer_name} as well, the others disappear?

I am wondering if it has something to do with being between an entries loop (I am using Structure).

*YES* It would appear so. Now to find a fix…

Anybody? I think I should have posted this in development…?