SPIP

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• #PUCE

  7 juillet 2010, par Mark — Tags, #PUCE, SPIP 1.5
  #PUCE (since SPIP 1.5) displays a bullet point (which is what "puce" means here in French) by using a graphical image located at the site's root directory. You can easily customise this bullet point image by creating an alternative "puce.gif" and storing it in the "squelettes" directory. - Tags (...)

• #REM

  7 juillet 2010, par Mark — Tags, #REM
  The #REM tag does not normally display anything: it is used to insert comments into template code. The #REM tag is used to insert comments into the code of your template files: [(#REM) This is a comment ] The tag and it's optional portion are purely and simply deleted when the template file is (...)

• #SELF

  7 juillet 2010, par Mark — Tags, #SELF, SPIP 1.8
  #SELF returns the URL of the called page, cleaned of any variables specific to running SPIP. #SELF (since spip) returns the URL for the current page. Any variables specific to running SPIP (e.g. var_mode) are deleted. Example: for a page with the URL: spip.php?article25&var_mode=recalcul, the (...)

• #SESSION

  7 juillet 2010, par Mark — Tags, Calculated Tags, #SESSION, SPIP 2.0, #AUTORISER
  [SESSION#SESSION, is used to access the data linked to an authenticated site visitor and to automatically use a differentiated cache constructed for each visitor. #SESSION is used to access certain data that are specific to the visitor. The details for an authenticated visitor are: id_auteur: (...)

• #SET and #GET

  7 juillet 2010, par Mark — Tags, #GET, #SET
  The #SET tag defines a variable that will be usable throughout the rest of the same template file. The #GET is then used to retrieve the value of that variable. #SETvariable,value #GETvariable returns "value". The variable defined by #SET may be a character string or an array. A character (...)