[SOLVED] Container - How do I pass a querystring to a container?

Probably not the right way, but if I call my container like this:

schedule/&COMPALPHA=A&END=END then it works.

I had to put the &END=END on the end of the querystring, because the URL getting rewritten as schedule/&COMPALPHA=A/ and then I would have to write some PHP to strip the slash off of the &COMPALPHA=A/.

I don’t care about the parameter END so it is fine that it is getting the END/ added to it.

ORIGINAL POST BELOW

The Container’s name is schedule

I tried calling it as a page by passing the querystring to schedule.html?COMPALPHA=A but the page cannot be found.

I tried passing it as schedule/?COMPALPHA=A

The problem is that although set as a container, our users have populated it with content as they want OURSITE.COM/schedule/ to display content if it was loading an index.php file in that folder.

Is there a way to set a default page to display for a container, so that I can pass querystrings to schedule/defaultpage.php?COMPALPHA=A and have it work.

Thanks in Advance,

Jason

I can’t seem to get my head around what you have done here. Maybe I am just not understanding. A Container can have content and thus be a resource and a container at the same time. The QueryString is still accessible as well.

http://domain.com/container/?adam=smith

then put the snippet [[printRequest]] in the content area

Wit the snippet code being


result


Maybe if I understood I could help with a clean solution