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Do you mean something like a hook_token?<br>
Such a hook can return variables-like tokens. For example: <br>
<code>token_set('site')</code><br>
and then retrieved the same way with <br>
<code>token_get('site')</code><br>
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The same naming convention can be used here as well: <code>token_set('drupal_site'),
token_set('simplenews_unsubscribe_uri')</code> etc.<br>
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Is that what you meant?<br>
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Zohar<br>
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Bèr Kessels wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Op woensdag 6 december 2006 13:30, schreef Konstantin Käfer:
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<pre wrap="">If I understand it correctly, you mean something like this:
- The user has a list of possible values, for example:
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No, more a general place/code for something like:
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://example.com/admin/settings/user">http://example.com/admin/settings/user</a>
Customize the body of the welcome e-mail, which is sent to new members upon
registering. Available variables
are: %username, %site, %password, %uri, %uri_brief, %mailto, %login_uri, %edit_uri, %login_url.
This is now hardcoded into user.module. And there are many more flavors and
concepts that do almost the same, and need to hardcode this.
Bèr
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