pp wrote: > > Does what &(...); does, mainly for internal use but you could safely > > call it. > > > > > mgd_template > > > > Does what <[.....]> does, mainly for internal use but you could safely > > call it. > > But what is the difference between calling it (and how) and just > simply use of <[.....]>?
I was mistaken before: mgd_template only fetches the template content but doesn't execute it. Why you'd want to use it? I don't really know. MMP uses it internally, and it needs to be user-visible for that. I don't expect many people would call it themselves. > > About the formatting or the object? $midgard->self was not in the > > manual, I've added it now. If you're using mmp, BTW, &(midgard->self); > > will do the same as &(midgard.self); but it'll be faster. > > I use it till 1.2.5 , and do not use mmp. Right, then it's not relevant and you must use &(midgard.self); > I asked cause I wondered how I use &(host.prefix); in url even it is not defined > earlier. I guess mgd_get_midgard() call for it? There must ba a call to $host = mgd_get_host($midgard->host); somewhere before that. > Or something like &(host.images); which I clearly do not understand how > it is used that way. I don't know what host.images would do. Emile --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
