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http://www.mysite.it/myblog/&tags=Tag1,Tag2
www.example.com/blog/type/news
I think you need a custom snippet for that.
You get the $_GET['tags'] value, and output it directly or to a placeholder.
[[!#get.tag]] or [[!#get.tags]]
<?php
if(isset($_GET['tags']){
$output = (string)$_GET['tags'];
}
return $output;
[[TaggerGetTags? &resources=`[[*id]]`]]
<?php
if(isset($_GET['tags']){
$output = (string)$_GET['tags'];
}
return $output;
<?php
if(isset($_GET['tags'])){
$output = (string)$_GET['tags'];
}
return $output;
