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Hi,

 

Looking to make my 1st workflow. I've read several thread regarding this but I think I am still clueless as to how it works. Maybe just need some one to point me to the right direction.

 

What I am looking for

 

Basically, it is a custom search query but something that is more advance. than a simple {query}

action ex: http://www.yyyy.com/{query1}&{query2}={query 3}

 

I know, multiple query does not exist and we need to do some scripting on this. before passing it to the action.

 

 

I know a little bit on PHP but I thinink I am stuck on the script filter.

Assuming I am using the script filter as input, what do I type in the script column for it to pass it on to the it to the action column?

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Hi,

 

Looking to make my 1st workflow. I've read several thread regarding this but I think I am still clueless as to how it works. Maybe just need some one to point me to the right direction.

 

What I am looking for

 

Basically, it is a custom search query but something that is more advance. than a simple {query}

action ex: http://www.yyyy.com/{query1}&{query2}={query 3}

 

I know, multiple query does not exist and we need to do some scripting on this. before passing it to the action.

 

 

I know a little bit on PHP but I thinink I am stuck on the script filter.

Assuming I am using the script filter as input, what do I type in the script column for it to pass it on to the it to the action column?

 

If you are familiar with a little PHP, take a look at the article sharing all the available libraries. There is one for PHP there. That will make it a little easier to work with. With script filters, you do your processing and then (with PHP) you 'echo' an XML string at the end. That will provide users with the list of options. I also made a post showing how to do multiple parameters and pretty sure I provided source code with the examples. That was all done in PHP with the library I'm referring to. Take a look at that. That should be a good resource to get you started

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