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How to define “if last 2 digits are not …” in Twig
2019 Community Moderator ElectionHow to check for null in Twig?How to get config parameters in Symfony2 Twig TemplatesHow to var_dump variables in twig templates?Twig: in_array or similar possible within if statement?How to concatenate strings in twigHow to render a DateTime object in a Twig templateDirectly access a form field's value when overriding widget in a twig templateAngularJS-Twig conflict with double curly bracesHow TWIG executes if conditionals?Twig custom ignore tag
I am trying to display the word "comments" in the correct form in Russian depending on the number of comments.
% set numberOfComments = 11 %
numberOfComments % if numberOfCommentsкомментарийlast > 1 and numberOfCommentsкомментария% else %комментариев% endif %
But it ignores and not (numberOfComments ends with 11) and displays "комментарий" instead of "комментариев" even if the number of comments is 11/111/etc. What can I do about it?
twig
asked Mar 6 at 23:07
COOLakCOOLak
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I am trying to display the word "comments" in the correct form in Russian depending on the number of comments.
% set numberOfComments = 11 %
numberOfComments % if numberOfCommentsкомментарийlast > 1 and numberOfCommentsкомментария% else %комментариев% endif %
But it ignores and not (numberOfComments ends with 11) and displays "комментарий" instead of "комментариев" even if the number of comments is 11/111/etc. What can I do about it?
twig
asked Mar 6 at 23:07
COOLakCOOLak
103111
I'd be inclined to wrap this somewhat messy (and potentially reusable) logic into a Twig filter. This would allow you to define the functionality in PHP, which I think would be more straightforward.
– Darragh Enright
Mar 6 at 23:14
I don't need to use it anywhere else though. Just in one place in one template. Just trying to understand how to tell it to go straight to the lastelsestatement if the number ends with 11.
– COOLak
Mar 6 at 23:17
And there are two more things: 1) By solving it, I want to understand Twig better. 2) I have no idea how to do it with a filter and don't feel inclined to spend a lot of time to learn it :D
– COOLak
Mar 6 at 23:31
1
Use a regular expression ending with 11$, see craftcms.stackexchange.com/questions/228/…
– B. Go
Mar 7 at 0:37
@COOLak Fair enough, but I'd consider that a secondary benefit—the primary benefit being that this type of logic is more neatly encapsulated in a filter, keeping your template clear and readable. This is merely a suggestion though.
– Darragh Enright
2 days ago
add a comment |
I am trying to display the word "comments" in the correct form in Russian depending on the number of comments.
% set numberOfComments = 11 %
numberOfComments % if numberOfCommentsкомментарийlast > 1 and numberOfCommentsкомментария% else %комментариев% endif %
But it ignores and not (numberOfComments ends with 11) and displays "комментарий" instead of "комментариев" even if the number of comments is 11/111/etc. What can I do about it?
twig
asked Mar 6 at 23:07
COOLakCOOLak
103111
I am trying to display the word "comments" in the correct form in Russian depending on the number of comments.
% set numberOfComments = 11 %
numberOfComments % if numberOfCommentsкомментарийlast > 1 and numberOfCommentsкомментария% else %комментариев% endif %
But it ignores and not (numberOfComments ends with 11) and displays "комментарий" instead of "комментариев" even if the number of comments is 11/111/etc. What can I do about it?
twig
twig
asked Mar 6 at 23:07
COOLakCOOLak
103111
asked Mar 6 at 23:07
COOLakCOOLak
103111
asked Mar 6 at 23:07
COOLakCOOLak
103111
asked Mar 6 at 23:07
COOLakCOOLak
103111
asked Mar 6 at 23:07
COOLakCOOLak
103111
103111
I'd be inclined to wrap this somewhat messy (and potentially reusable) logic into a Twig filter. This would allow you to define the functionality in PHP, which I think would be more straightforward.
– Darragh Enright
Mar 6 at 23:14
I don't need to use it anywhere else though. Just in one place in one template. Just trying to understand how to tell it to go straight to the lastelsestatement if the number ends with 11.
– COOLak
Mar 6 at 23:17
And there are two more things: 1) By solving it, I want to understand Twig better. 2) I have no idea how to do it with a filter and don't feel inclined to spend a lot of time to learn it :D
– COOLak
Mar 6 at 23:31
1
Use a regular expression ending with 11$, see craftcms.stackexchange.com/questions/228/…
– B. Go
Mar 7 at 0:37
@COOLak Fair enough, but I'd consider that a secondary benefit—the primary benefit being that this type of logic is more neatly encapsulated in a filter, keeping your template clear and readable. This is merely a suggestion though.
– Darragh Enright
2 days ago
add a comment |
I'd be inclined to wrap this somewhat messy (and potentially reusable) logic into a Twig filter. This would allow you to define the functionality in PHP, which I think would be more straightforward.
– Darragh Enright
Mar 6 at 23:14
I don't need to use it anywhere else though. Just in one place in one template. Just trying to understand how to tell it to go straight to the lastelsestatement if the number ends with 11.
– COOLak
Mar 6 at 23:17
And there are two more things: 1) By solving it, I want to understand Twig better. 2) I have no idea how to do it with a filter and don't feel inclined to spend a lot of time to learn it :D
– COOLak
Mar 6 at 23:31
1
Use a regular expression ending with 11$, see craftcms.stackexchange.com/questions/228/…
– B. Go
Mar 7 at 0:37
@COOLak Fair enough, but I'd consider that a secondary benefit—the primary benefit being that this type of logic is more neatly encapsulated in a filter, keeping your template clear and readable. This is merely a suggestion though.
– Darragh Enright
2 days ago
I'd be inclined to wrap this somewhat messy (and potentially reusable) logic into a Twig filter. This would allow you to define the functionality in PHP, which I think would be more straightforward.
– Darragh Enright
Mar 6 at 23:14
I'd be inclined to wrap this somewhat messy (and potentially reusable) logic into a Twig filter. This would allow you to define the functionality in PHP, which I think would be more straightforward.
– Darragh Enright
Mar 6 at 23:14
I don't need to use it anywhere else though. Just in one place in one template. Just trying to understand how to tell it to go straight to the last
else statement if the number ends with 11.– COOLak
Mar 6 at 23:17
I don't need to use it anywhere else though. Just in one place in one template. Just trying to understand how to tell it to go straight to the last
else statement if the number ends with 11.– COOLak
Mar 6 at 23:17
And there are two more things: 1) By solving it, I want to understand Twig better. 2) I have no idea how to do it with a filter and don't feel inclined to spend a lot of time to learn it :D
– COOLak
Mar 6 at 23:31
And there are two more things: 1) By solving it, I want to understand Twig better. 2) I have no idea how to do it with a filter and don't feel inclined to spend a lot of time to learn it :D
– COOLak
Mar 6 at 23:31
1
1
Use a regular expression ending with 11$, see craftcms.stackexchange.com/questions/228/…
– B. Go
Mar 7 at 0:37
Use a regular expression ending with 11$, see craftcms.stackexchange.com/questions/228/…
– B. Go
Mar 7 at 0:37
@COOLak Fair enough, but I'd consider that a secondary benefit—the primary benefit being that this type of logic is more neatly encapsulated in a filter, keeping your template clear and readable. This is merely a suggestion though.
– Darragh Enright
2 days ago
@COOLak Fair enough, but I'd consider that a secondary benefit—the primary benefit being that this type of logic is more neatly encapsulated in a filter, keeping your template clear and readable. This is merely a suggestion though.
– Darragh Enright
2 days ago
add a comment |
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As was adviced in a comment, I used a regular expression. So I came up with this:
numberOfComments last == 1 and not (numberOfComments matches '11$') %комментарийlast > 1 and numberOfCommentsкомментария% else %комментариев% endif %
The regex 11$ selects any given string that ends with 11. are just to define the regex in Twig.
UPD: added missing logic for numbers ending in 12-14 that was missing from the question but in fact is needed.
answered Mar 7 at 0:54
COOLakCOOLak
103111
Turned out to be simplier than I thought. Edited.
– COOLak
Mar 7 at 1:02
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As was adviced in a comment, I used a regular expression. So I came up with this:
numberOfComments last == 1 and not (numberOfComments matches '11$') %комментарийlast > 1 and numberOfCommentsкомментария% else %комментариев% endif %
The regex 11$ selects any given string that ends with 11. are just to define the regex in Twig.
UPD: added missing logic for numbers ending in 12-14 that was missing from the question but in fact is needed.
answered Mar 7 at 0:54
COOLakCOOLak
103111
Turned out to be simplier than I thought. Edited.
– COOLak
Mar 7 at 1:02
add a comment |
As was adviced in a comment, I used a regular expression. So I came up with this:
numberOfComments last == 1 and not (numberOfComments matches '11$') %комментарийlast > 1 and numberOfCommentsкомментария% else %комментариев% endif %
The regex 11$ selects any given string that ends with 11. are just to define the regex in Twig.
UPD: added missing logic for numbers ending in 12-14 that was missing from the question but in fact is needed.
answered Mar 7 at 0:54
COOLakCOOLak
103111
Turned out to be simplier than I thought. Edited.
– COOLak
Mar 7 at 1:02
add a comment |
As was adviced in a comment, I used a regular expression. So I came up with this:
numberOfComments last == 1 and not (numberOfComments matches '11$') %комментарийlast > 1 and numberOfCommentsкомментария% else %комментариев% endif %
The regex 11$ selects any given string that ends with 11. are just to define the regex in Twig.
UPD: added missing logic for numbers ending in 12-14 that was missing from the question but in fact is needed.
answered Mar 7 at 0:54
COOLakCOOLak
103111
As was adviced in a comment, I used a regular expression. So I came up with this:
numberOfComments last == 1 and not (numberOfComments matches '11$') %комментарийlast > 1 and numberOfCommentsкомментария% else %комментариев% endif %
The regex 11$ selects any given string that ends with 11. are just to define the regex in Twig.
UPD: added missing logic for numbers ending in 12-14 that was missing from the question but in fact is needed.
answered Mar 7 at 0:54
COOLakCOOLak
103111
edited 2 days ago
answered Mar 7 at 0:54
COOLakCOOLak
103111
answered Mar 7 at 0:54
COOLakCOOLak
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answered Mar 7 at 0:54
COOLakCOOLak
103111
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Turned out to be simplier than I thought. Edited.
– COOLak
Mar 7 at 1:02
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Turned out to be simplier than I thought. Edited.
– COOLak
Mar 7 at 1:02
Turned out to be simplier than I thought. Edited.
– COOLak
Mar 7 at 1:02
Turned out to be simplier than I thought. Edited.
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I'd be inclined to wrap this somewhat messy (and potentially reusable) logic into a Twig filter. This would allow you to define the functionality in PHP, which I think would be more straightforward.
– Darragh Enright
Mar 6 at 23:14
I don't need to use it anywhere else though. Just in one place in one template. Just trying to understand how to tell it to go straight to the last
elsestatement if the number ends with 11.– COOLak
Mar 6 at 23:17
And there are two more things: 1) By solving it, I want to understand Twig better. 2) I have no idea how to do it with a filter and don't feel inclined to spend a lot of time to learn it :D
– COOLak
Mar 6 at 23:31
1
Use a regular expression ending with 11$, see craftcms.stackexchange.com/questions/228/…
– B. Go
Mar 7 at 0:37
@COOLak Fair enough, but I'd consider that a secondary benefit—the primary benefit being that this type of logic is more neatly encapsulated in a filter, keeping your template clear and readable. This is merely a suggestion though.
– Darragh Enright
2 days ago