If it is a search question, from a html form, then you can add the query
arguments using the “qargs”
Example, say you want to search for a publication date.
This date is then filled in in some form:
Then on the page (or postback) loaded via the form post you can use:
{% print
I ask about something else.
publication_after=document.getElementById('id').value
how to do so?
среда, 7 декабря 2016 г., 0:38:59 UTC+9 пользователь Marc Worrell написал:
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> What is the m.ticket.morning?
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> I assume you want something from a certain day till now.
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> We have some special syn
What is the m.ticket.morning?
I assume you want something from a certain day till now.
We have some special syntax you might want to use:
http://docs.zotonic.com/en/latest/developer-guide/search.html#date-start-after
In this case we also have “today”
So you could do something like:
pu
Marc !
In a dispatch rule you need to use “z_language”, you could do it like this:
{page, ["page", id, z_language, slug ], controller_page, [ … ]}
This is brilliant !
How I didn't find it by myself :-)
Thank you so much !
Le mardi 6 décembre 2016 09:05:53 UTC+1, Marc Worrell a écrit :
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Hi Antoine,
What you are trying will work in the master (1.0-dev).
In the master the z_language variable is handled in a special way.
In the 0.x you can set the language in the request handler or for template
expressions like:
{{ _”Hello” with z_language = `de` }}
(Note the back-ticks,
