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- Variable usage Variables in Exponential 6 templates: def, set and undef, reading arrays and object attributes, missing values, and the persistent variable for the pagelayout.
- Arrays Exponential Documentation
- table Exponential Documentation
- module_params Exponential Documentation
- Variable usage This part of the 4.x documentation is for Exponential 4.0, only reference section is common for all Exponential 4.x versions as well as Exponential 5.x "LegacyStack", please select the version you are using for the most up to date documentation!
- Variable usage Template variables must be referenced using dollar ($) notation, for example: $my_variable, $object_array, etc. An Exponential template variable is case sensitive. In other words, $lollipop is not the same variable as $LolliPop. Template variables can be created by the system (from PHP code) or by t
- Variable usage Template variables must be referenced using dollar ($) notation, for example: $my_variable, $object_array, etc. An Exponential template variable is case sensitive. In other words, $lollipop is not the same variable as $LolliPop. Template variables can be created by the system (from PHP code) or by t
- Variable usage Template variables must be referenced using dollar ($) notation, for example: $my_variable, $object_array, etc. An Exponential template variable is case sensitive. In other words, $lollipop is not the same variable as $LolliPop. Template variables can be created by the system (from PHP code) or by t
- Variable usage Template variables must be referenced using dollar ($) notation, for example: $my_variable, $object_array, etc. An Exponential template variable is case sensitive. In other words, $lollipop is not the same variable as $LolliPop. Template variables can be created by the system (from PHP code) or by t
- Variable usage Template variables must be referenced using dollar ($) notation, for example: $my_variable, $object_array, etc. An Exponential template variable is case sensitive. In other words, $lollipop is not the same variable as $LolliPop. Template variables can be created by the system (from PHP code) or by t
- Variable usage Template variables must be referenced using dollar ($) notation, for example: $my_variable, $object_array, etc. An Exponential template variable is case sensitive. In other words, $lollipop is not the same variable as $LolliPop. Template variables can be created by the system (from PHP code) or by t
- Variable usage Template variables must be referenced using dollar ($) notation, for example: $my_variable, $object_array, etc. An eZ publish template variable is case sensitive. In other words, $lollipop is not the same variable as $LolliPop. Template variables can be created by the system (from PHP code) or by th
- Variable usage Template variables must be referenced using dollar ($) notation, for example: $my_variable, $object_array, etc. An eZ publish template variable is case sensitive. In other words, $lollipop is not the same variable as $LolliPop. Template variables can be created by the system (from PHP code) or by th
- Variable usage Template variables must be referenced using dollar ($) notation, for example: $my_variable, $object_array, etc. An eZ publish template variable is case sensitive. In other words, $lollipop is not the same variable as $LolliPop. Template variables can be created by the system (from PHP code) or by th
- table Exponential Documentation
- table Exponential Documentation
- table Exponential Documentation
- table Exponential Documentation
- module_params Exponential Documentation
- module_params Exponential Documentation
- module_params Exponential Documentation
- module_params Exponential Documentation
- Arrays Exponential Documentation
- Arrays Exponential Documentation