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David Santiso
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Sunday 27 March 2011 2:30:23 pm
Hi, Is there any way to create a variable before calling $module_result.content that can be used in templates that are shown by $module_result.content?
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Ivo Lukac
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Monday 28 March 2011 12:45:07 am
The thing is that the "$module_result.content " is called first. Before the pagelayout. You can see it when listing used templates... So basically you can create a variable only in the "content/view " logic.
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Ivo Lukac
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Monday 28 March 2011 1:59:33 am
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The thing is that the "$module_result.content " is called first. Before the pagelayout. You can see it when listing used templates... So basically you can create a variable only in the "content/view " logic.
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Forgot one simple way to create a variable :) - via view parameters
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David Santiso
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Monday 28 March 2011 2:11:13 am
The pagelayout.tpl template calls pagelayout_main.tpl and this shows $module_result.content. $module_result.content shows 2zoneslayout1.tpl, but I want to send a variable to 2zoneslayout1.tpl template.
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Ivo Lukac
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Monday 28 March 2011 2:22:13 am
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The pagelayout.tpl template calls pagelayout_main.tpl and this shows $module_result.content. $module_result.content shows 2zoneslayout1.tpl, but I want to send a variable to 2zoneslayout1.tpl template.
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Yes, it seems like it this in that order but actually it is not. Like I said, module is called first which produces $module_result variable. After that the pagelayout is called. And the $module_result.content variable is used. So you can't do what you want directly.
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David Santiso
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Monday 28 March 2011 3:01:27 am
Yes ;) I show a list of content in 2zoneslayout1.tpl, but I want to display diferent type of content depending on a variable. The problem is I can't use unordered variables, or pass to an include and GET and POST don't work. I think I should add that variable when $module_result.content being built, but I don't how. Thanks for your help,
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Ivo Lukac
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Monday 28 March 2011 3:07:57 am
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Yes ;) I show a list of content in 2zoneslayout1.tpl, but I want to display diferent type of content depending on a variable. The problem is I can't use unordered variables, or pass to an include and GET and POST don't work. I think I should add that variable when $module_result.content being built, but I don't how. Thanks for your help,
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Why no view_parameters? E.g. /your_url_to_node/(variable)/value you will have it in full view as $view_parameters.variable
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David Santiso
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Monday 28 March 2011 4:03:10 am
Because I think I can't access the contents of $view_parameters.variable if it is already showing $module_result.content. is $view_parameters a pagelayout.tpl variable? true?
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Ivo Lukac
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Monday 28 March 2011 4:09:01 am
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Because I think I can't access the contents of $view_parameters.variable if it is already showing $module_result.content. is $view_parameters a pagelayout.tpl variable? true?
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You can access view_parameter "variable" in full view templates with: $view_parameters.variable To access the same in pagelyaout use: $module_result.view_parameters.variable
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David Santiso
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Monday 28 March 2011 6:12:46 am
I've done this: In 2zoneslayout1.tpl:
{$view_parameters.filter}
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<a href={'/content/view/full/2/(filter)/3'|ezurl()}>Test</a>In pagelayout.tpl:
{$module_result.view_parameters.filter}And result is: pagelayout.tpl shows "3" and 2zoneslayout1.tpl shows nothing. I don't understand :S
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Ivo Lukac
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Monday 28 March 2011 6:33:12 am
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In 2zoneslayout1.tpl:
{$view_parameters.filter}
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<a href={'/content/view/full/2/(filter)/3'|ezurl()}>Test</a>
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Hm, ezflow tpl could be a little tricky, try with the global variable: {$#view_parameters.filter}
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David Santiso
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Monday 28 March 2011 10:51:31 am
It works! Thank you very much! ;)
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