By: Uranellus
Date: 2005-08-13
Time: 00:51
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More than one parameter for functions
In the docu there is already a function for multilanguage demonstrated, but after some trying I come to a point where I need more than one parameter for some functions to work.
function get_link($document, $text = "", $target = "", $qstring = "", $getsid = true)
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Right now I can just give the first parameter, is there a poss. to give more than the first parameter.
I have an Idea myself, but that would be more a workaround which I do not like so much. My idea was to write a small function which would call a function and the parameters would be seperated by an explode.
Greetings!
My apology if I havent found such an information in the docs/forum/faqs or elsewhere.
Uranellus
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By: Uranellus
Date: 2005-08-13
Time: 00:56
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Re: More than one parameter for functions
I forgot to mention the HTML/TBS side:
$TPL->ObjectRef['ses'] = &$ses;
$TPL->MergeField("link","~ses.get_link",true);
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My goal would be (Template:)
Or something compareable.
Thanke for your help/support :)
Greetz
Uranellus
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By: Skrol29
Date: 2005-08-13
Time: 09:33
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Re: More than one parameter for functions
Hi,
the function for MergeField can have the syntax
get_link($field_name)
or
get_link($field_name,$PrmLst)
where $PrmLst is the array of parameters of the field currently merged.
You can use this syntaxe to retrieve parameters in a filed like this:
[link.index.php.home;text=aaa;target=bbb;qstring='select...';getsid=1]
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By: Uranellus
Date: 2005-08-14
Time: 00:38
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Re: More than one parameter for functions
Thanks for the great support!!!
If someone else is having a similar problem I'm going to post my snippet.
Thanks again for the support and for the great script!
Uranellus
PHP:
class mySes extends Sessionara
{
function my_get_link ($field_name,$PrmLst)
{
//function get_link($document, $text = "", $target = "", $qstring = "", $getsid = true) {
return $this->get_link($PrmLst['document'],$PrmLst['text'],$PrmLst['target'],$PrmLst['qstring'],$PrmLst['getsid']);
}
}
$ses = new mySes("W/MYSQL");
$TPL->ObjectRef['ses'] = &$ses;
$TPL->MergeField("link","~ses.my_get_link",true);
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HTML:
[link;document=index.php;text=aaa;qstring='site=index.php&action=a';htmlconv=no+wsp]
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