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  • Useful tags to know

    Among the many tags that SPIP contains by default, some are used frequently enough to deserve special mention here. Name Description (...)

Articles

  • ecrire/balise

    Declarations of dynamic tags and generic tags

  • The #ENV environment

    We use the word environment to define the combined collection of variables that are passed to a particular template. We may also sometimes speak (...)

  • Retrieving the object and id_object

    This article will show how to retrieve the type (object) and identifier of a loop, so that they can be used in the calculations of a tag. (...)

  • Generic tags

    Another clever SPIP mechanism is the provisioning of tags that might be termed as generic. In fact, it is possible to use a single tag (...)

  • Tag syntax, the definitive version

    Just like loops (boucles), tags often have optional components, and can sometimes also accept parameter arguments. Asterisks can be applied to (...)

  • Quick overview

    SPIP transforms templates into static pages. Templates are mainly composed of loops () which select elements, typically sets of records, and (...)

  • The contents of loops (boucles)

    The content extracted from the selection made by a SPIP loop is displayed by using tags. Systematically, whenever a table has an SQL field "x", (...)

  • Automatic tag processes

    Most SPIP tags, especially those that involve reading data from the database, perform some automatic processes to block malicious code that (...)

  • Contents of parent loops

    Sometimes it’s useful to retrieve contents from a loop which is a parent of the current loop, just by using an ordinary SPIP tag. SPIP offers a (...)

  • Generic tags

    SPIP offers some powerful tools for creating special tags that reflect the context of the page, the current loop, or simply the tag’s name.
    It (...)