I, euh, think that it doesn't matter what variable it is. as long as it is available at the level where tbs runs (normally global)
so anyt variable declared like
$blah = 'lala';
on a global scope will be available to tbs when the tbs object was instantiated at that same scope
_GET/_POST/_REQUEST are global variables, so if tbs was made from for example the php file in the url and not within a function, then tbs should be able to access the variable
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One thing I do not know though, and would like to know, is how tbs handles array variables. so take
_SESSION for instance, this is an array variable
_SESSION['blah'] could be a good example of a session variable stored in _SESSION.
How do I access _SESSION['blah']
(besides from the fact that php makes it a normal var $blah too)
TinyButStrong Error (Merge Php Var): Can't merge {var._SESSION{'blah']] because there is no corresponding PHP variable. This message can be cancelled using the 'noerr' parameter.
{var._SESSION['blah']} |
also notice the bracket error in the message, keep in mind that I use curly brackets at the moment instead of the []