Sure; you could do this using global variables; for example:
$first = TRUE;
function myRecordHandler($record)
{
global $first;
if ($first)
{
// add additional css and html here
$first = FALSE;
}
}
However, unless you want to refer to fields within $record in order to generate that HTML (such as generating a dynamic title element for example) it is the same as just creating that output anywhere in your script before you call MagicParser_parse()...
Hi,
Sure; you could do this using global variables; for example:
$first = TRUE;function myRecordHandler($record)
{
global $first;
if ($first)
{
// add additional css and html here
$first = FALSE;
}
}
However, unless you want to refer to fields within $record in order to generate that HTML (such as generating a dynamic title element for example) it is the same as just creating that output anywhere in your script before you call MagicParser_parse()...
Hope this helps!
Cheers,
David.