Mario asked 8 years ago
Hello,
I like to switch via URL between the editors via URL
I know already:
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$col["hidden"] = (isset($_GET["pzn_ch"])?true:false);
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The following does not work:
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$col["formatter"] = (isset($_GET["wysiwyg"])?true:false);
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Is there someting like a bool-function possible between. wysiwyg|nowysiwyg?
best regards
Mario
selectcase.biz answered 8 years ago
I mean I know already:
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$col["hidden"] = (isset($_GET["wysiwyg"])?true:false);
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Abu Ghufran answered 8 years ago
You can conditionally enable html editor by this code:
if (isset($_GET["wysiwyg"]))
$col["formatter"] = "wysiwyg";
Please reply if you mean something different.
selectcase.biz answered 8 years ago
The principle is right. I implemented it like:
http://www.site.com/filename.php?wysiwyg=1 – to turn on
http://www.site.com/filename.php?wysiwyg=0 – to turn off
and:
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$col = array();
$col["title"] = "Editor";
$col["name"] = "editor";
if (isset($_GET["wysiwyg"]))
$col["formatter"] = "wysiwyg";
$col["edittype"] = "textarea";
$col["editable"] = true;
$cols[] = $col;
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Or this line in the head:
if (isset($_GET["wysiwyg"]))
?
May you help, to have the whole picture, please?
selectcase.biz answered 8 years ago
Test works: The switcher works in one direction.
If I want to switch off, how do I do it`?
I integrated it this way:
if (isset($_GET["wysiwyg"])) $col["formatter"] = "wysiwyg";
if (!isset($_GET["wysiwyg"])) $col["formatter"] = "textarea";
