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• #FICHIER

  20 juillet 2010, par Mark — Tags, BOUCLE(DOCUMENTS), #FICHIER, SPIP 1.8.2
  The #FICHIER tag (since SPIP 1.8.2) displays the relative URL of the document [1]; for example: IMG/pdf/my_document.pdf. To extract just the name of the file, we can apply the filter: |basename: [(#FICHIER|basename)] (will display my_document.pdf). An interesting usage of this tag is obtained (...)

• #DEBUT_SURLIGNE

  20 juillet 2010, par Mark — Tags, recherche, #DEBUT_SURLIGNE, #FIN_SURLIGNE, spip 2.0
  The #DEBUT_SURLIGNE tag specifies from which point in the template that the sought after expressions, if they are found in the page, will start to be visually highlighted (displayed with a coloured background). This tag is to be used in conjunction with #FIN_SURLIGNE. There is also further (...)

• #FIN_SURLIGNE

  20 juillet 2010, par Mark — Tags, recherche, #DEBUT_SURLIGNE, #FIN_SURLIGNE, spip 2.0
  The #FIN_SURLIGNE tag specifies from which point in the template that the sought after expressions, if they are found in the page, will no longer be visually highlighted (displayed with a coloured background). This tag is to be used in conjunction with #DEBUT_SURLIGNE. There is also further (...)

• #FOREACH

  20 juillet 2010, par Mark — Tags, #ARRAY, Calculated Tags, SPIP 2.0, #FOREACH
  The #FOREACH tag is used to "loop" through a content equivalent to a table array calculated within the template file, by applying a SPIP model to each of its member elements. #FOREACHtag, model Examples Within any template, using #FOREACHenv will display all the variables of the #ENV tag as (...)

• #HTTP_HEADER

  20 juillet 2010, par Mark — Tags, #HTTP_HEADER, SPIP 1.9
  The #HTTP_HEADERargument tag (since SPIP 1.9) is used to modify the HTTP header for the page generated by SPIP. Remarks: #HTTP_HEADER can not be preceded by any character or blank space. #HTTP_HEADER must not be preceded by any other HTML code. Example: #HTTP_HEADER... ... not good! (...) - (...)