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karnajani
posted 9 years ago
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roarktech
replied 9 years ago
Solution

Because they are converted to variables based on their names & PHP vars can't have dashes :)

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jeremybalog
replied 9 years ago

I believe you should be able to use a variable matched against a regex pattern to included dashes.

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