modX.runSnippet
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Process and return the output from a PHP snippet by name.
Syntax¶
API Doc: modX::runSnippet()
string runSnippet (string $snippetName, [array $params = array ()])
-
$snippetName
(string) The name of the Snippet you wish to call. required -
$params
(array) An associative array of properties to pass to the snippet
Example¶
Run the 'Welcome' snippet with some custom parameters:
Examples¶
$output = $modx->runSnippet('Welcome',array(
'name' => 'John'
));
echo $output; // prints 'Welcome John!'
Handy Hint¶
When you call a Snippet using runSnippet
, the Snippet code is always executed: the results are never returned from cache. It's equivalent to running the Snippet using the [[!uncached]]
syntax.
See Also¶
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