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• #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! (...) - (...)

• #ID_DOCUMENT

  20 juillet 2010, par Mark — Tags, BOUCLE(DOCUMENTS), #ID_DOCUMENT
  #ID_DOCUMENT displays the unique identifying number of the document. - Tags / BOUCLE(DOCUMENTS), #ID_DOCUMENT

• #INSERT_HEAD

  20 juillet 2010, par Mark — Tags, #INSERT_HEAD, SPIP 1.9.1
  #INSERT_HEAD automatically inserts the scripts and stylesheets supplied by SPIP and its plugins. The #INSERT_HEAD tag (since SPIP 1.9.1) must be included between the and tags in your template files. It enables SPIP and its extensions, as well as whatever plugins you use, to add content between (...)

• #LANG_DIR, #LANG_LEFT, #LANG_RIGHT

  20 juillet 2010, par Mark — Tags, #LANG_LEFT, #LANG_RIGHT, #LANG_DIR, SPIP 1.7
  #LANG_DIR, #LANG_LEFT, #LANG_RIGHT (since SPIP 1.7, 1.7.1): these tags define the direction of write the language for the current context (for example, for the article that you are currently displaying). See the article about "Creating a multilingual site" for more information. - Tags / (...)