XF 2.0 How to get all the inputs from the URL in an array

[abdfahim]

I am designing a page with a PHP callback function. How can I collect all the GET parameters from the URL?

I know how to get each parameter separately, but I want to get all in an array in a single go, if possible

For example, for a page like this: pages/my-page/?param1=asd&param2=fgh&param3=vbn

public static function myPage(\XF\Pub\Controller\AbstractController $controller, \XF\Mvc\Reply\AbstractReply &$reply)
{       
    $params = $controller->request()->filter('param1','string');
}

 

[abdfahim]

Also, I am wondering how to access $results in a template once it is returned from the callback function

public static function myPage(\XF\Pub\Controller\AbstractController $controller, \XF\Mvc\Reply\AbstractReply &$reply)
{       
    $viewParams = [
            'timeline' => $results
    ];
    $reply->setPageParams($viewParams);
}

 

[Chris D]

I am designing a page with a PHP callback function. How can I collect all the GET parameters from the URL?

I know how to get each parameter separately, but I want to get all in an array in a single go, if possible

For example, for a page like this: pages/my-page/?param1=asd&param2=fgh&param3=vbn

public static function myPage(\XF\Pub\Controller\AbstractController $controller, \XF\Mvc\Reply\AbstractReply &$reply)
{    
    $params = $controller->request()->filter('param1','string');
}

public static function myPage(\XF\Pub\Controller\AbstractController $controller, \XF\Mvc\Reply\AbstractReply &$reply)
{     
    $params = $controller->filter([
        'param1' => 'str',
        'param2' => 'str',
        'param3' => 'str'
    ]);
}

Also, I am wondering how to access $results in a template once it is returned from the callback function

public static function myPage(\XF\Pub\Controller\AbstractController $controller, \XF\Mvc\Reply\AbstractReply &$reply)
{    
    $viewParams = [
            'timeline' => $results
    ];
    $reply->setPageParams($viewParams);
}

public static function myPage(\XF\Pub\Controller\AbstractController $controller, \XF\Mvc\Reply\AbstractReply &$reply)
{   
    $viewParams = [
        'timeline' => $results
    ];
    $reply->setParams($viewParams);
}

That would then be accessed in a template with {$timeline}.

 

[abdfahim]

Oh, thanks a lot.

I checked \XF\Mvc\Reply\AbstractReply class where I found setPageParams, not setParams. Also my IDE (PhpStorm) shows no method as setParams().

Anyway, issue solved, thank a lot, as always.

 

[Chris D]

You actually receive a View object there which has some extra methods.