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Use it for questions related to the Token module, or a similar form of token replacement system. Don't use it for authentication tokens.
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I would like to be able to use some tokens like %post[key]used in webform, in my custum modu...
This funciton is responsible for replacement of webform tokens. you can use this funciton in your code, pass in the stuffs you want to replace and the node and submiccions object and have the value replaced …
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Why are some place holders '@' and others '%'?
Have a look into the function definition of the format_string()
function which is used by the t() function:
Each type of placeholder has a way in which this function intrepretes it:
@variable: Esca …
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