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#1 2008-11-08 02:29:11
- gomedia
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- Registered: 2008-06-01
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Retrieving URL vars
Anyone know if there’s a different way of retrieving GET/POST vars?
I know <txp:php>echo gps('var_name');</txp:php> works, but having to notextile it in articles can stuff up the layout.
Thanks,
Adi
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Re: Retrieving URL vars
You can always write alias function for gps() and pack it as a plugin :D
if there isn’t already one, there should be. Possibly smd_SomeMegaPlugin1000GTX can do it, for sure ;D Surely some of those “library” kind Bloke badass plugins, do consist alias for that too :P
But anyway, write a little alias.
Other way is to use that php line as it is.
<txp:php>echo gps('var_name');</txp:php>
==<txp:php>echo gps('var_name');</txp:php>==
notextile. <txp:php>echo gps('var_name');</txp:php>Depending, in which part of article it’s mentioned.
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#3 2008-11-08 10:06:39
- gomedia
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Re: Retrieving URL vars
Gocom wrote:
You can always write alias function for
gps()and pack it as a plugin :D
I was hoping not to have to.
if there isn’t already one, there should be. Possibly smd_SomeMegaPlugin1000GTX can do it, for sure ;D Surely some of those “library” kind Bloke badass plugins, do consist alias for that too :P
I was surprised I couldn’t find one too. I’ll Google “smd_SomeMegaPlugin1000GTX” just in case.
But anyway, write a little alias.
No need, because the bit of trickery that works for me is:
==<txp:php>echo gps('var_name');</txp:php>==because Textile generates the data inline – the other options end up on new lines, which break the paragraphs.
Thanks.
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