antun
03-18-2003, 10:16 AM
It's fairly easy to access the GET CGI variables from LZX. You use the the LzBrowser service's getInitArg method:
<canvas debug="true">
<script>
var wookieName = LzBrowser.getInitArg( 'wookie' );
debug.write( "The Wookie's Name: " + wookieName );
</script>
</canvas>
In this case we could append a querystring to the URL as follows:-
?wookie=Chewie
Just be careful when naming the variables. Don't name them "bgcolor", "canvas", or any reserved word in the global namespace.
Enjoy!
<canvas debug="true">
<script>
var wookieName = LzBrowser.getInitArg( 'wookie' );
debug.write( "The Wookie's Name: " + wookieName );
</script>
</canvas>
In this case we could append a querystring to the URL as follows:-
?wookie=Chewie
Just be careful when naming the variables. Don't name them "bgcolor", "canvas", or any reserved word in the global namespace.
Enjoy!