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• #TYPE_DOCUMENT

  7 juillet 2010, par Mark — Tags, BOUCLE(DOCUMENTS), #TYPE_DOCUMENT
  #TYPE_DOCUMENT displays the document type. For example, for a file with an "ods" extension and a mime type of "application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.spreadsheet", #TYPE_DOCUMENT will display "opendocument spreadsheet". - Tags / BOUCLE(DOCUMENTS), (...)

• #URL_DOCUMENT

  7 juillet 2010, par Mark — Tags, BOUCLE(DOCUMENTS), #URL_DOCUMENT
  #URL_DOCUMENT displays the relative URL (from IMG/) of the document. When combined with #LOGO_DOCUMENT, this tag can generate a clickable link: [(#LOGO_DOCUMENT|#URL_DOCUMENT)] will display a clickable thumbnail that points to the actual document. - Tags / BOUCLE(DOCUMENTS), (...)

• #URL_PAGE

  7 juillet 2010, par Mark — Tags, #URL_PAGE, SPIP 1.9
  #URL_PAGE (since SPIP 1.9) returns a "page" type of URL(see Using personalised URLs), for the page passed as a parameter and which can then be used in an HTML link. For example, to access the page generated by the toto.html template file located in your "squelettes" folder, #URL_PAGEtoto will (...)

• #URL_RUBRIQUE

  7 juillet 2010, par Mark — Tags, BOUCLE(ARTICLES), BOUCLE(RUBRIQUES), #URL_RUBRIQUE, BOUCLE(HIERARCHIE), Calculated Tags
  The #URL_RUBRIQUE tag displays the relative URL (i.e. without the protocol and domain name part: http://nom_domaine.ext/) for the section returned by a RUBRIQUES or ARTICLES loop. This tag is therefore used to create links like ... quite independently of the configuration choice that has been (...)

• #URL_SITE_SPIP

  7 juillet 2010, par Mark — Tags, #URL_SITE_SPIP, SPIP 1.8
  #URL_SITE_SPIP displays the address of the site. This does not include the final, so that you are able to construct links of the type: #URL_SITE_SPIP/#URL_ARTICLE To find out the URL of your site, you need to click on "Configuration" and the parameter will be visible there entitled as "Your (...)