Agreed, but the timing seems to be a problem. If I pass it in arg, the
url needs to be mydomain.com/myarg as opposed to mydomain.com?q=myarg
or something similar. With that done, I hook
phptemplate_preprocess_page, and the argument is there, but the result
is a 404 because the router goes looking for a path using that argument.
On 07/13/2010 05:32 PM, As If Productions wrote:
At 02:11 PM 7/13/2010, Jeff Greenberg wrote:
The parameter should be provided via the url, so that it can be
bookmarked, entered directly into the browser by the user, or selected
from a link. How can that be done?
I would still do this in phptemplate_preprocess_page(). Just grab
arg(2) or whatever arg it is.
