Data and information extraction
| Operator | Summary |
|---|---|
| currentdate | Returns the timestamp of the current date/time. |
| ezhttp | Returns GET, POST and session variables. |
| ezhttp_hasvariable | Returns TRUE if the specified HTTP variable is set. |
| ezini | Provides read access to settings in the configuration files. |
| ezini_hasvariable | Returns TRUE if the specified configuration directive is set. |
| ezpreference | Provides access to a user's preference values. |
| ezsys | Returns misc values such as wwwdir, sitedir, etc. |
| fetch | Provides access to the fetch functions of a module. |
| module_params | Extracts parameters from the module that was run. |
In this section
- currentdate This operator returns the UNIX timestamp for the current date/time.
- ezhttp Exponential Documentation
- ezhttp_hasvariable Exponential Documentation
- ezini This operator makes it possible to access the settings in the configuration ("*.ini") files. The "ini_path" operator can be used to set a custom path where the configuration files are located (default is the settings directory). The "dynamic" parameter can be used to force the system to actually che
- ezini_hasvariable Exponential Documentation
- ezpreference Exponential Documentation
- ezsys This operator gives read access to certain Exponential system variables. The "system_variable" parameter must be used to specify the name of the variable that should be returned. The following names can be used:
- fetch Exponential Documentation
- module_params Exponential Documentation
Contributors
- Balazs Halasy Updated
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