Umm.. Henri, I'm confused.. I checked your line of code against mine.. they
are identical (I even cut and pasted my line below yours). Are you saying
my code is correct?
Jamie
Henri Bergius wrote:
> On 26 Dec, Jamie Tomlinson wrote:
> > Small problem. I am trying to have a "menu" list articles and then
> > present them when clicked. So far, I've done it by passing a variable
> > &($article.id) to the page and have it server up the content. The
> > problem I'm running into is that the first item on the list is alwasy
> > presented with a dollar sign in front of it (so is the id #). The code
> > and output are listed below:
> <snip>
> > ?><li><a href="/about/?id=&($article.id);">&($article.title);</a>
>
> Ok, that is the problem there. The syntax for accessing
> variables in PHP scripts and outside them in Midgard's
> own variable substitution system differ a bit.
>
> In PHP scripts, the correct syntax is $object->variable
> but when substituting these outside PHP script in Midgard,
> the syntax is &(object.variable);
>
> So the line there should be:
> ?><li><a href="/about/?id=&($article.id);">&($article.title);</a>
>
> However, the problem you had may be revealing a bug
> in Midgard's language scanner - I think the correct
> behavior with this kind of syntax problem should be
> an error message.
>
> > Jamie
>
> /Bergie
>
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