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Matthew Rowe
4,090 PointsHow can a user both name a macro and pass the macro an array argument with a different name?
-Passing a named array is not covered in the 3 videos prior to the quiz. -The symfony documentation on creating a function in twig (what the question is literally asking) differs significantly from creating a macro (what the previous three videos of material cover and what seems to be the obvious expectation of the question )
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KRIS NIKOLAISEN
54,972 PointsI am assuming you are talking about this question:
Use the following code to create a custom Twig function named "review", which will displaying the details of a review. The function should accept an array argument named data which has elements matching the ID of each div.
I did some digging and between this and this came up with:
{% macro review(data) %}
Then to access array values use dot notation. For example:
{{ data.rating }}
Matthew Rowe
4,090 PointsThank you Kris, I will give that a shot. I was scored correctly on the quiz for accessing array values w/ dot notation, but was trying all kinds of nonsense trying to get that first question right: {% macro review(data(review, name, content)) %} << thinking that review was the name of the macro and data was the name of the array being passed, and the arguments (review/name/content) matching the values of the div id's being passed in the arguments. Shrug. Color me a code noob.