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PHP condition

Jordan Weinstein

Hello,

I have used some PHP code to retrieve the ?string value which I append to any url, for example:

For the URL mysite.com/any-page?auth=1

<?php
$parts = parse_url($url);
parse_str($parts['query'], $query);
echo 'Value is: ' . $query['auth'];
//the echo is just for debugging
?>

If I wanted to used AMM to show a module for auth=1, I tried this in the PHP condition:

$parts = parse_url($url);
parse_str($parts['query'], $query);
return ($query['auth'] == '1');

However, not sure I am interpreting the example in the example you give in the module. Could you help show a module for auth=1

Jordan

Peter van Westen ADMIN

Peter van Westen ADMIN

You can use the Joomla input object:

return JFactory::getApplication()->input->get('auth') === '1';

Or shorter, by using the ready-to-use $app object:

return $app->input->get('auth') === '1';

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Jordan Weinstein

Jordan Weinstein

Wow...this is so incredibly useful.

Obviously not secure but an interesting way to hide content based on URL parameters.

Jordan

Peter van Westen ADMIN

Peter van Westen ADMIN

PS: The input thing also works on POST data, not just GET (query) data.
So you could use this on form data you send to a page using POST.

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