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• |copie_locale

  16 août 2010, par Mark — Filters
  The |copie_locale filter creates a local copy of a remote file (image, text, pdf, html,...) originating from another web domain. When applied to a URL, this filter attempts to copy the file to which the URL is pointing, and then, if that operation completes successfully, it will return the (...)

• |appliquer_filtre

  16 août 2010, par Mark — Filters
  To use a filter that has been defined in a plugin, when you can not actually be sure that the plugin is both installed and activated, then you ought not, since SPIP 2.1, call that filter directly ( [(#BALISE|specific_function)] ), because this will generate a compilation error - instead, you (...)

• |form_hidden

  16 août 2010, par Mark — Filters
  SPIP 1.9 If we create a form which has its operational action as a link that takes arguments (for example, when you use the #SELF tag with the default type of URL), then we must submit those values in hidden fields; this function evaluates the form and calculates the fields in question in such (...)

• I get messages saying "Maximum execution time exceeded"

  16 août 2010, par Mark — Technical FAQ
  As a way to confine programming errors in PHP scripts that block a server from continuing to operate properly, many server hosts set a maximum execution time for any given PHP page. This limit is generally set at 30 seconds: if a page attempts to run a calculation that takes more than 30 (...)

• Responsiveness of the public site

  16 août 2010, par Mark — Optimisation / System
  In contrast to most common FOSS CMS systems, SPIP includes its very own caching system in order to make the public side of your web site more responsive. Here are a few tips to understand which elements contribute to speed up your site... Optimising a site If you're concerned about your site (...)