Hi,
if you know the number of rows you can add something like
[$if $row == $numrows $]
....
[$endif$]
Since your example seems to be the output of DBIx::Recordset, I would write
it as:
> <table>
[$ while $r = $set -> Next $]
> <tr>
> <td class="center"><input type="checkbox" name="kill" value="[+ $r ->
{id} +]" align="top"></td>
> <td class="center"><a href="[+$path+]?site=change&did=[+ $r -> {did}
+]">[+ $r -> {did} +]</a></td>
> <td>[+ $r -> {kundennummer} +]</td>
> </tr>
[$endwhile$]
# Here you can insert anything at the end of the table
> </table>
>
It's not much more to write, but it is more clear to the reader what's going
on here
Gerald
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