Do you know please whether it’s possible with this plugin to include, at the end of a page, the HTML for that page in a code box, so that those who wanted to do so could simply copy and paste the code into their own website pages?

Many thanks in advance for any help you can provide on this one.

Kind regards
Richard

You can than access the vars via:
$field_vars['filename']

The template call can look like this;
{[ .-/embedpano.php ]}

Nice Plugin! Really powerful!

Passing only the filename works like this for my blog:
{[ .pano-filename /embedpano.php ]}

How can I pass additionally parameters like .pano-title to the same php-template?
And how do I access the parameters in the template? Using $this->enzyme?

<a href=”<?php metabolize(‘{[ @menu_data.home_url ]}’); ?>”><?php metabolize(‘{[ @menu_data.home_text ]}’); ?></a>

What goes in the my header.php file? I was hoping I could just do something like this:

<a href=”{[ @menu_data:home_url ]}”>{[ @menu_data:home_text ]}</a>

But that clearly doesn’t get processed by Enzymes.

(I hope that escaping worked!)

So what I thought I would do is something like this: set up a static page (which will never get displayed – it’s just a place to hold all these values) which contains link URLs and text as custom fields, and then in my header.php (which contains the menu), use the values of those custom fields.

I think Enzymes will let me do this, but I can’t figure out how.

What goes in the my header.php file? I was hoping I could just do something like this:

[...]

But that clearly doesn’t get processed by Enzymes.

A little help, please?

Exemple:
{[.test1 |1.marker( =yellow= )]} does nothing (in fact it returns an empty string).

One more thing : won’t you put some donation plugin on your website? I think some people like me would be generous :D