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corrected variable name (removed obsolete whitespaces)

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edit approved Apr 19, 2018 at 9:51

// you can use any value including objects.

set_query_var( 'var_name_to be used_later''var_name_to_be_used_later', 'Value to be retrieved later' );
//Basically set_query_var uses PHP extract() function  to do the magic.


then later in the template.
var_dump($var_name_to be used_later$var_name_to_be_used_later);
//will print "Value to be retrieved later"

I recommend to read about PHP Extract() function.

// you can use any value including objects.

set_query_var( 'var_name_to be used_later', 'Value to be retrieved later' );
//Basically set_query_var uses PHP extract() function  to do the magic.


then later in the template.
var_dump($var_name_to be used_later);
//will print "Value to be retrieved later"

I recommend to read about PHP Extract() function.

// you can use any value including objects.

set_query_var( 'var_name_to_be_used_later', 'Value to be retrieved later' );
//Basically set_query_var uses PHP extract() function  to do the magic.


then later in the template.
var_dump($var_name_to_be_used_later);
//will print "Value to be retrieved later"

I recommend to read about PHP Extract() function.

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created Aug 5, 2017 at 15:24

Hugo R

// you can use any value including objects.

set_query_var( 'var_name_to be used_later', 'Value to be retrieved later' );
//Basically set_query_var uses PHP extract() function  to do the magic.


then later in the template.
var_dump($var_name_to be used_later);
//will print "Value to be retrieved later"

I recommend to read about PHP Extract() function.