{$smarty.template} with "_" characters and custom resource
This is a followup to issue #490
The original report was that the {$smarty.template} variable reports incorrectly for template names that contain an underscore. After some further testing, I was able to isolate that the issue only happens when using a custom resource.
I've attached a sample which recreates the issue. To reduce the size of my upload, I didn't include the smarty installation, which is expected to be in a "smarty" sub directory.
I've been able to isolate the issue to the following commit:
https://github.com/smarty-php/smarty/commit/614ad1f8b9b00086efc123e49b7bb8efbfa81b61
I have the issue resolved locally, but it appears as though I don't have permissions to push to this repository. Is there a different procedure, other than requesting permissions to push branches and open pull requests?
Hi @EDCScott! At github it is customary for you to fork this project in your own namespace, create a branch that fixes the issue there and than create a pull request (PR) from your repo to this one.
Done. Thank you for the insight.
NIce! I'll review the PR asap.
Fix was already merged last year.