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#1 2004-10-08 15:44:46
- cstorm
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- Registered: 2004-10-07
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Writing my first txp plugin...
Ok, I’m getting thrown for a loop dealing with someone else’s API… I’m just writing a quick test plugin to make sure I understand the API, but somewhere, I’m hosing something up…
Here’s the plugin code:
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function cas_test2($atts) {
if (is_array($atts)) extract($atts);
$return.= “<br>hello crewel world p1=$p1 and p2=$p2”;
return ($return);
}
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And here’s the reference in one of my articles:
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<txp:cas_test2 p1=“123” p2=“456” />
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It still comes out like this (ie. somewhere atts are being dropped)
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hello crewel world p1= and p2=
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$atts IS an array, I dropped in an extra line bound to the if statement just to check to make sure, so I would guess there’s something wrong with the reference in the article…
Anyone see what I’m missing?
Thanks in advance,
cstorm
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#2 2004-10-08 18:19:44
- cstorm
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Re: Writing my first txp plugin...
Nice… well, since I can’t seem to post txp tags, maybe I’ll do it without the brackets…
txp:cas_test2 p1=“123” pw=“456” /
Last edited by cstorm (2004-10-08 18:20:20)
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#3 2004-10-08 23:00:48
- zem
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Re: Writing my first txp plugin...
Try var_dump($atts).
It could be that txp doesn’t like numbers in attribute names – I’m not sure, never tried.
Alex
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#4 2004-10-09 14:11:51
- cstorm
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Re: Writing my first txp plugin...
That was it… replaced p1 and p2 with p and q, now it works… One for the buglist, perhaps?
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Re: Writing my first txp plugin...
Naw, that’s okay. I’ve updated the attributes cruncher – splat() – in publish.php to accept 0-9 as well as a-z. Will be available next update.
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Re: Writing my first txp plugin...
$q might be a bad variable name to use, as it’s the query string for the search engine. :)
Listen to Kenneth
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