>>> suppressed 05/25/05 6:21 AM >>> > On Wed, 25 May 2005 12:03:30 +0200 > "T. Stoffels" <suppressed> wrote: > > > Hi there. > > Hi there again Tommy ;-) > > > Lets say, I wrote a custom page (pages/mypage.html) and want to pass a > > parameter to it. > > How do i do that? > > On the page containing the link to mypage.html I tried: > > -- > > <A HREF="[area href=mypage.html arg='myparam=1']&myparam=1">Link to mypage</A> > > -- > > The &myparam=1 is appended to the url just fine, though I have no clue > > how arg='..' works. > > On source page: > > [page href=mypage arg=something] > > > On target page mypage.html: > > Passed argument is: [data session arg] If you intend to use arg=, then you'll only be able to pass one value that way. You might instead consider using form=, like so. [area href=mypage form="myparam=1"] Then you can refer to the argument in the page as [cgi myparam]. You can pass multiple items that way; just be sure to separate them properly--the docs suggest that each field must be on a separate line. / _______________________________________________ interchange-users mailing list suppressed http://www.icdevgroup.org/mailman/listinfo/interchange-users
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