onTwigPageVariables event handler gets Page object passed as Event parameter #386
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onTwigPageVariables event handler gets Page object passed as Event parameter
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This patch passes the Page object down to the onTwigPageVariables event handler of a plugin so it can determine and manipulate the page headers of the corresponding page object. It is otherwise not possible to access page headers of modular pages because
$this->grav['page']will point always to the main page not the modular subpage.Refer to discussion here: http://getgrav.org/forum#!/getgrav/plugin-development:ontwigpagevariables-event-h::unread