I would like to use the site menu to allow the user to click a menu item that will drill down to a specific folder within the image gallery. I am attempting to use the following url
link2click = _self
link2clickdata = http://www.merelyafleshwound.com/imagev ... tent/north america/rocky mountain national park/
it appears that the url won't work in the site menu because the "folder=content/" parameter contains an = sign.
Is there any work around for this?
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Hello, using this post even if others are opened for the same issue.
It's ok using the quotes, but I can parse only one single instruction, infact if I try to load, let say
"slideshow.php?configfile=ssconf.ini&directimage=xxxxx.jpg"
it seems not able to recognise the & and then it stops at .ini.
I've added the sitemenu in order to let people easily display the new images loaded, so the sitemenu.ini looks like this:
Any idea?
Thanks in advance,
Donato
It's ok using the quotes, but I can parse only one single instruction, infact if I try to load, let say
"slideshow.php?configfile=ssconf.ini&directimage=xxxxx.jpg"
it seems not able to recognise the & and then it stops at .ini.
I've added the sitemenu in order to let people easily display the new images loaded, so the sitemenu.ini looks like this:
Code
link1 = Updates
link1rollover = tooltip
link1rolloverdata = ...just a description...
link1click = _self
link1clickdata = "slideshow.php?configfile=ssconf.ini&path=content/x/y/&directimage=IMG_xxx.JPG"
Clicking on it, I have the following line on the address bar:
http://www.mywebsite.xxx/slideshow.php?configfile=ssconf.iniThanks in advance,
Donato
Ok, found it by myself, posting solution in case someone needs it
It looks like after the first parameter everything we have to pass to the box is the URL encoded value so, if you need to use the & you have to put instead a %26.
In the case above, the line will look like the following:
Ciao,
Donato
It looks like after the first parameter everything we have to pass to the box is the URL encoded value so, if you need to use the & you have to put instead a %26.
In the case above, the line will look like the following:
Code
"slideshow.php?configfile=ssconf.ini%26path=content/x/y/%26directimage=IMG_xxx.JPG"Donato