Return value

DarkViper

Droplets are not functions to call somewhere in your template.

Droplets are dynamical outputfilters only.
They only generating replacements for a search-replace-function which will be executed in the last moment, before the content is sent to the browser.

If you need functions to return values for advanced use during runtime of your template, then you must use 'snippets'.

See:  Additional functions (code snippets)
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Shefra

Normally when you call a function you can place the return information into a variable like:

$variable = function();

So the the variable $variable get the value of the function

BlackBird

I don't understand what you're after. Can you explain it a little bit more?
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Shefra

Hello, i 'm unfamiliar with droplets and maybe is this question ask before.

Is it possible to add the return value into a variable?

Thanks in advance