Syntax
Sections
The templates
SPIP generates HTML pages from templates, where each of these templates contains a combination of HTML code, SPIP loops and selection criteria, (…)
Articles
The complete syntax of language codes
The complete syntax is as shown below: spip <:prefixe:codeparam=value|filtreparams:>
Parameters
The language codes can receive (…)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 (…)
The syntax of loops
A loop typically declares both a database table from which to extract information as well as the criteria to be used for selecting a subset of the (…)
The complete syntax of loops
Loops, like tags, have a syntax which allow them to deliver content in various combinations. Optional parts are displayed only once (not for each (…)
Accessing a declared database
Every additionally declared database can be accessed using SPIP loops as follows: <BOUCLE_externe(name:TABLE)>
The name parameter (…)Criteria syntax
The loops criteria for are written between curly brackets just after the tables names. spip
Any SQL field in a table can become a selection (…)Polyglots (multi tags)
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This means that multilingual elements can easily be written within templates without needing to use language codes and strings (…)Forcing joins
SPIP’s automatic detection capabilities are sometimes limited, and so two syntax variants are offered for forcing table joins or the fields of the (…)
Contextual pipelines
It is often necessary to pass contextual arguments to the pipeline on top of the data returned by the pipeline. This is possible by using a table (…)
Using the language codes
Any language idiom (externally defined character strings) can be referenced in a SPIP template file using this syntax: spip (…)