There is possibly better solution, but I'm just arrived home from a Saturday party 
hiccup 
We assume, you are on a category page, where the 'g' parameter was filled automatically in URL.
So with following global (named category_input) you can get value of 'g' parameter:
return $IN->param('g');
}
And in template use this:
<A HREF="<%db_cgi_url%>/page.cgi?g=<%category_input%>&t=title_only">
If I would do a <%GT::Template::dump%>, I'm sure I would quickly give you a better solution.
Try <%GT::Template::dump%>, you may get the idea.
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hiccup We assume, you are on a category page, where the 'g' parameter was filled automatically in URL.
So with following global (named category_input) you can get value of 'g' parameter:
Code:
sub { return $IN->param('g');
}
And in template use this:
<A HREF="<%db_cgi_url%>/page.cgi?g=<%category_input%>&t=title_only">
If I would do a <%GT::Template::dump%>, I'm sure I would quickly give you a better solution.
Try <%GT::Template::dump%>, you may get the idea.
Best regards,
Webmaster33
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