Request
The Request plugin allows you to get HTTP request variables in your templates.
It can be used as single tag as well as tag pair. Using as tag pair will be useful if the variable requested is an array. When used tag tag pair, {item} will render the variable’s value.
{exp:request:get name="my-var"}
<li>{item}</li>
{/exp:request:get}get
Used to get a $_GET parameter in your template.
Parameters
name: Name of the GET variable you would like. Returns false if not found.
separator: Separator to use if the data is array. Only applicable when used as single tag. Defaults to |
Example
{exp:request:get name="my-var"}post
Used to get a $_POST parameter in your template.
Parameters
name: Name of the POST variable you would like. Returns false if not found.
separator: Separator to use if the data is array. Only applicable when used as single tag. Defaults to |
Example
{exp:request:post name="my-var"}get_post
Used to get a $_POST or $_GET parameter in your template.
Parameters
name: Name of the POST or $_GET variable you would like. Returns false if not found.
separator: Separator to use if the data is array. Only applicable when used as single tag. Defaults to |
Example
{exp:request:get_post name="my-var"}cookie
Used to get a cookie value in your template.
Parameters
name: Name of the cookie you would like. Returns false if not found.
Example
{exp:request:cookie name="my-var"}ip_address
Used to get the IP address of the request in your template.
Example
{exp:request:ip_address}user_agent
Used to get the User Agent of the request in your template.
Example
{exp:request:user_agent}request_header
Used to get a request header value in your template.
Parameters
name: Name of the header you would like. Returns false if not found.
Example
{exp:request:request_header name="accept"}