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RE: [mv] Search value as an argument
****** message to minivend-users from "Brent Worley" <brent@12ave.com> ******
Actually, this does exactly the opposite of what I want it to do. =)
It did give me the idea to try this, however it did not work:
[perl interpolate=1]
$Safe{'Session'}->{arg} = '[value mv_searchspec]';
[/perl]
I don't think this is correct syntax though. I've seen pulling the
arguments down for a search, but I have not seen any answers on how to use
mv_searchspec to produce the arguments in the URL.
Brent
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[mailto:owner-minivend-users@minivend.com]On Behalf Of Dan Busarow
Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2000 9:48 PM
To: Minivend Help
Subject: Re: [mv] Search value as an argument
****** message to minivend-users from Dan Busarow <dan@dpcsys.com>
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On Wed, 23 Feb 2000, Brent Worley wrote:
> I am implementing a search page that needs to put the value of what is
> submitted in the URL as an argument. I thought you would use a hidden
input
> tag and the mv_arg like so:
Arguments in the URL are available via
[perl arg=scratch]
$search = tag_data('session', 'arg');
$Safe{'scratch'}{'search'} = $search;
return '';
[/perl]
> <INPUT type="hidden" name="mv_arg" value="">
<INPUT type="hidden" name="mv_arg" value="[scratch search]">
Dan
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