Hi, Mark!
I just crossed with one question on StackExchange that maked me think about it.
We can check for multiple variables by concatenating them:
{exp:switchee variable = "{segment_1}{segment_2}" parse="inward"}
And we can use prefixes, post:, get:, global: and stash for some variables.
But we can use them both!
Can you allow us to use some character, forbidden on naming variables, to concatenate them on this cases? For example, /:
{exp:switchee variable = "post:foo/{last_segment}" parse="inward"};{exp:switchee variable = "post:foo/get:foo_2" parse="inward"};{exp:switchee variable = "post:foo/global:member_id" parse="inward"};
What do you think?
Hi, Mark!
I just crossed with one question on StackExchange that maked me think about it.
We can check for multiple variables by concatenating them:
And we can use prefixes,
post:,get:,global:andstashfor some variables.But we can use them both!
Can you allow us to use some character, forbidden on naming variables, to concatenate them on this cases? For example,
/:{exp:switchee variable = "post:foo/{last_segment}" parse="inward"};{exp:switchee variable = "post:foo/get:foo_2" parse="inward"};{exp:switchee variable = "post:foo/global:member_id" parse="inward"};What do you think?