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How can I access a new variable within a template?
I've used this tutorial to make a simple page. The goal is to create a movie viewer. I need to have access to a new variable inside of a template file so I can use conditionals on my new variable to make something happen.
For example here is my ideal template: HTML Code:
<div> <if condition="$my_new_variable">Do this</if> </div> |
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That's correct, you may want to add a value to it, such as
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<if condition="$my_new_variable == 1">.
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Thanks
I'm not really sure why my variable wouldn't work before. All kosher now, thanks! |
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I have the same Problem:
I want to use a variable $tight_editor in my editor_toolbar_on template which i declared in my profile.php on the first hook which is called profile_start unfortunately in my editor i can't echo the variable any ideas |
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Should the variable be defined global?
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Hello,
I battled with a similar issue for quite some time and noticed the following: Lets say I want to display a debug variable in the header template like: HTML Code:
<div>$debugMsg</div> PHP Code:
This is great if you want your code to be in global_start, but what if you need it later? Does anyone know a simple way to change the already processed templates? |
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