Nul-parameter - Revision history

bahtiar at 20:11, 18 January 2007

2007-01-18T20:11:11Z

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	The 'nul' parameter is functionality in the [[ATK]] version of [[Smarty]] ~~where~~ you ~~can define~~ the first ~~unnamed~~ parameter of a tag.		The 'nul' parameter is functionality in the [[ATK]] version of [[Smarty]] which lets you pass the first parameter of a tag without a name.

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	Instead of:		Instead of:
	{tag parametername='nulparameter'}		{tag parametername="nulparameter"}

	It is primarily used in tags that have only one parameter, making it easier to use.		It is primarily used in tags that have only one parameter, making it easier to use.

	Note: The name is derived from the dutch word for zero, 'nul'. Not to be confused with 'null'.		Note: The name is derived from the dutch word for zero, 'nul'. Not to be confused with 'null'.

Jaspervanderhulst at 08:34, 17 January 2007

2007-01-17T08:34:12Z

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	The 'nul' parameter is ~~funtionality~~ in the [[ATK]] version of [[Smarty]] where you can the first unnamed parameter of a tag.		The 'nul' parameter is functionality in the [[ATK]] version of [[Smarty]] where you can define the first unnamed parameter of a tag.

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bahtiar at 18:50, 21 August 2006

2006-08-21T18:50:28Z

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	It is primarily used in tags that have only one parameter, making it easier to use.		It is primarily used in tags that have only one parameter, making it easier to use.

			Note: The name is derived from the dutch word for zero, 'nul'. Not to be confused with 'null'.

Boy at 19:56, 10 August 2006

2006-08-10T19:56:06Z

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The 'nul' parameter is funtionality in the [[ATK]] version of [[Smarty]] where you can the first unnamed parameter of a tag.

Example:
{tag nulparameter}

Instead of:
{tag parametername='nulparameter'}

It is primarily used in tags that have only one parameter, making it easier to use.