On 18 May, Steve Sobol wrote:
> First, kudos are due to the Midgard development team. What a great
> piece of software this is! I can't wait to start putting it through
> its paces.
Thanks! I hope your Midgard experiences continue being
positive...
> Generating these links is easy. What I want to know is,
> when I click on, for example,
> http://my.midgard.admin.host/style/1234.html,
> how does Midgard know to pull up the Style Admin page and list
> information for style #1234?
The page /style/ is an active page, meaning that it
can take parameters from the URI path, like this:
/page/arg0/arg1/arg2.html
In this case we use the ID of the style as the first
(and only argument). I don't have an Admin site before
me right now, but I'd assume that the /style/ page has
a code-init element (which is an element that gets parsed
before the actual style parsing at ROOT element begins,
see midgard-root.php3 for more details).
The code-init element has probably something like this
in it:
<?php
/* Check that the page had only one argument */
if ($argc == 1) {
/* Fetch the style corresponding to the
first argument in the argument array */
$style = mgd_get_style($argv[0]);
}
?>
As you see, Midgard provides two variables, $argc
and $argv for handling the arguments given to active
pages. $argc contains the number of arguments given
as integer, and $argv is an array containing the
arguments.
/Bergie
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