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CSVAR

Displays the value of a variable, session variable, list item, built-in, or counter.

Syntax

<CSVAR NAME="VALUE"/>

Parameters

NAME (required)

Value of the variable, session variable, list item, built-in or counter to display.

Description

The CSVAR tag displays the value of a variable, session variable, list item, built-in, or counter. For more information about variables, see the Sites Developer's Guide.

Error Numbers

There are no possible errno for this tag.

Example

To display the value of the myvar variable:

<SETVAR NAME="myvar" VALUE="today is payday!" /> 
I am happy because <CSVAR NAME="Variables.myvar"/><BR/> 

The following text appears in the browser:

"I am happy because today is payday!"

Note If the variable "myvar" was not set at the time of CSVAR, then the browser displays, "Variables.myvar"

To display the value of the session variable tempvar:

<SETSSVAR NAME="tempvar" VALUE="soda" />
<CSVAR NAME="SessionVariables.tempvar"/><BR/>

The following text appears in the browser,

"soda"

To display the value of the list item "mylist.tblname":

<CSVAR NAME="mylist.tblname"/>

To display the value of the built-in "CS.Year ":

The current year is <CSVAR NAME="CS.Year"/><BR/> 

If the year is 2002, the following text appears in the browser:

The current year is 2002

To display the value of the counter mycount:

<CSVAR NAME="Counters.mycount"/>

See Also

SETVAR

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