Hi, can I update $this->data('VAR') in a custom field via PHP.
I gave some parameters from standard menu item but I need to update it from a $_GET value
$this->data('kind','DEFAULT')
must be overwriter from $_GET['kind'].
I seeking for documentation of api but... i Cannot find nothing.
I discover that $this methods are:
[1] => _connection
[2] => _event
[3] => setup
[4] => parse
[5] => value
[6] => varInfo
[7] => methodInfo
[8] => params
[9] => redirect
[10] => page
[11] => url
[12] => _url
[13] => message
[14] => connection
[15] => chronoform
[16] => event
[17] => section
[18] => template
[19] => _template
[20] => lang
[21] => plugin
[22] => fn
[23] => view
[24] => multiline
[25] => rparams
[26] => signed
[27] => end
[28] => initialize
[29] => get
[30] => set
[31] => data
But I cannot understand if someone of this can manipulate data in "writing" mode.
Thansk
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AZ
I gave some parameters from standard menu item but I need to update it from a $_GET value
$this->data('kind','DEFAULT')
must be overwriter from $_GET['kind'].
I seeking for documentation of api but... i Cannot find nothing.
I discover that $this methods are:
[1] => _connection
[2] => _event
[3] => setup
[4] => parse
[5] => value
[6] => varInfo
[7] => methodInfo
[8] => params
[9] => redirect
[10] => page
[11] => url
[12] => _url
[13] => message
[14] => connection
[15] => chronoform
[16] => event
[17] => section
[18] => template
[19] => _template
[20] => lang
[21] => plugin
[22] => fn
[23] => view
[24] => multiline
[25] => rparams
[26] => signed
[27] => end
[28] => initialize
[29] => get
[30] => set
[31] => data
But I cannot understand if someone of this can manipulate data in "writing" mode.
Thansk
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AZ
searching into sources I find the answare.
$this->data(VARNAME,DEFAULT,SET:false/true);
You can set everything with $this->data(VARNAME,VALUE,true);
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AZ
$this->data(VARNAME,DEFAULT,SET:false/true);
You can set everything with $this->data(VARNAME,VALUE,true);
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AZ
Hi agostino,
Please check the PHP Code section on page 34 of the manual.
Bob
Please check the PHP Code section on page 34 of the manual.
Bob
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