Using Query Parameters

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I'm writing a little calendar plugin which shows a complete month.
It has two buttons "prev month" and "next month" to switch the current displayed month.

Per default, the calendar is shown on a particular page:

http://localhost:8080/index.php/kalender

this works just fine.
When I now want to see the previous or next month, my plugin is looking for some query parameters:

http://localhost:8080/index.php/kalende ... &year=2021
> Show Month August of year 2021.

Sadly, Bludit is showing me the "site does not exist" page.
How can I say bludit to ignore these query parameters so that my plugin can receive these?
Or is there a better way to do this?
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CrazyBread wrote: Mon Jul 26, 2021 4:45 pm When I now want to see the previous or next month, my plugin is looking for some query parameters:

http://localhost:8080/index.php/kalende ... &year=2021
> Show Month August of year 2021.

Sadly, Bludit is showing me the "site does not exist" page.
?month=08&year=2021 works for me.

Why do you use index.php?
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I pasted the complete URL of the browser.

You are right. When I remove "index.php" it works.
After I click on Prev or next month it reappears... strange.
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I fixed it by building the links with "$page->permalink()".
Now it works like a charm!

Thanks for the hint! 8-)
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