[Resolved] using a shortcode as a view argument

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[lesT]

I have :
[wpv-conditional if="( '[urlparam param= 'marker' ]' ne '' )"]
[marker_toPole min= '[urlparam param= 'marker' /]']
[wpv-view name="Pilots-Display-Marker" min= '3129' max= '3229' band= '100']

produces the correct result because I have hard-coded the value (3129) output by [marker_toPilot] into the view min argument
[marker_toPole] is registered with the Third-party shortcode arguments (under Toolset > Settings)
however, substituting '[marker_toPole min= '[urlparam param= 'marker' /]']' for '3129' does not work, it appears to be a syntax error

the final two statements of [marker-toPole ]are:
$a = intval(distance($pole_lat, $pole_lon, $latitude, $longitude, "M")); // calculate range Marker toPole
return $a;

thanks for your help!

[Minesh]

Hello. Thank you for contacting the Toolset support.

It seems that the issue here is due to the nested shortcodes you are passing to view's shortcode argument.

What if you try to get the urlparam "marker" within the shortcode [marker_toPole] you created using the $_GET['marker'] or $_REQUEST['marker'] and then pass only the [marker_toPole] as shortcode attribute.

Will that work?

[lesT]

My issue is resolved now. Thank you!