Difference between revisions of "Functions:pageContentAttribSet"
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*$resultString STRING | *$resultString STRING | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:05, 21 October 2008
Description
Creates a variable that can be used in by content managers in page management.
Syntax
eV::pageContentAttribSet($replaceString,$resultString)
Paramaters
- $replaceString STRING
- the variable name. Note that the variable name entered here (for instance, "myVariable") will be accessed in the page manager by wrapping it in {$} (for instance, "{$myVariable}").
- $resultString STRING
- the variable value
Return Values
No return value.
Examples
- Setting a variable
// set a variable named 'userName' so content managers can drop this into the copy, title or any other field when managing pages using this template eV::pageContentAttribSet('userName',$_SESSION['user']['firstName'] . " " . _SESSION['user']['lastName']); // now when content managers enter "{$userName}" into any field in page management, the session user's name will appear.
