How can the DB_result object returned by limitQuery in PHP be effectively looped through in a Smarty template?
To loop through the DB_result object returned by limitQuery in PHP in a Smarty template, you can assign the result to a Smarty variable and then loop through it using a Smarty foreach loop. This allows you to access and display the data from the result set in your template.
// Assign the DB_result object to a Smarty variable
$smarty->assign('results', $db_result);
// Display the results in a Smarty template using a foreach loop
{foreach $results as $result}
<p>{$result.name}</p>
{/foreach}
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