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Software Copyright (c) 2010 Paul Merchant
";s:6:"readme";s:672:"getUrlParam

A simple snippet that will return a value passed through a URL parameter. The Parameter
is sanitized and kept below a set size.

Revolution makes it easy to pass URL parameters (i.e. [[~123? &p=`yes`]]). This snippet
makes it simple to use that URL parameter.

@ author Paul Merchant
@ copyright 2010 Paul Merchant
@ version 1.0 beta1 - October 15, 2010
@ MIT License

OPTIONS
name - The parameter name, defaults to "p"
int - (Opt) Set as true to only allow integer values
max - (Opt) The maximum length of the returned value, defaults to 20
default - (Opt) The value returned if no URL parameter is found

Example: [[getUrlParam? &name=`pageid` &int=`1`]]


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