Not sure what you mean, but if it is a command you are talking about
$msg['id'] = "My message...";
Just make sure the msg array is global, of course.
or in the form
[session msg_id "my messages..."]
If in a function getting called by a command (comm2func), I suspect
you could do it the same way. Of course, it would be meaningless if
you called it as a markup function, as the form processing occurs much
earlier in the page construction. If you don't want it getting into
the outpur, make sure you clear what is getting returned by the
function--or put the message you want in the return. You could do:
[session query 'whatever']
[session msg_id {=query}]
and then the function output gets passed to the message box. But the
trick is, how do we know whether we want it in the message box or
however you want it to normally display?
I'm not sure you can get something in a message box from a regular
(markup) function. It's designed for forms, but it might work just
fine, as I don't think its rendered till late in the page
construction.
Ok, I gotta get off here for the weekend. See you all next week!
Cheers,
Dan
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