Oui ça me semble clair...
Je n’avais par contre pas bien lu ton post. Je ne sais pas si un plugin peut tester une var get ou post, mais il peut "écouter" les "System Events", voir exemple ici :
http://tattoocms.info/wiki/doku.php?id=documentation:plugin_examples_-_exemples_de_plugin
Voilà la Traduction :
Hi,
I’ve started working on a snippet which will handle on the fly PDF conversion of page content, through a PDF link.
But I’ve stumbled upon a big problem : I want the user to remain on the current page and have a "save as" window pop-up. I have set up a link which points to the current page, and pass a ’pdf’ variable to the url : the snippet start generating the PDF when it detect the parameter.
Right now, I do have the "save as" window, but the file field is empty (instead of having whatever.pdf in it, it’s blank).
I have configured the snippet to write the PDF to the server instead of sending it to the browser and when I do this, it works the pdf is created and saved on the server.
That’s why I think there is a problem with http headers.
If I were not developping for MODx, I would just set a link to the php file generating the PDF and it would simply work.
But in the case of this snippet, I am stuck ! (at least for now
)
I had considered using a plugin but I don’t see what’s the logic behind it (is it possible to test a POST or GET variable with it ??)
I have a lot to learn before mastering MODx !
If someone can help, I am all ears
penses-tu que le texte du post est assez explicite ?