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• |et

  25 juin 2010, par Mark — Filters
  The |et filter [1] (since SPIP 2.0) is used to check the existence of both of two elements. Wikipedia offers a complete definition of the Logical conjunction. Examples: # [(#CHAPO|et#PS) There is a stand-first and a post-scriptum ] # [(#CHAPO|et#PS|non) There is not both a stand-first and a (...)

• |xou

  25 juin 2010, par Mark — Filters
  The|xou filter [1] (since SPIP 2.0) is used to check the existence of only one single element out of 2 possibles. Wikipedia offers a complete definition of the Exclusive OR. Examples: [(#CHAPO|xou#PS) Either there is a stand-first, or a post-scriptum, but never both] [(#CHAPO|xou#PS|non) There (...)

• #AIDER

  25 juin 2010, par Mark — Tags
  The #AIDER tag (since SPIP 2.0) is used to display the help icon within your own templates. This tag accepts an argument as the key of the sub-menu displayed in the left-hand iframe of the online help. It then create a link (opening a "popup") to the specific paragraph in the online help file. (...)

• $controler_dates_rss

  25 juin 2010, par Mark — Variables and Constants for personalisation
  $controler_dates_rss defines if SPIP should check the date of elements arriving in RSS feeds from the syndicated sites. When SPIP includes articles issued from an RSS feed into its database, it checks the date of the articles: if the article is more than one year old or if is dated more than (...)

• $filtrer_javascript

  25 juin 2010, par Mark — Variables and Constants for personalisation
  The $filtrer_javascript variable is used to select the security model that SPIP will apply to JavaScripts embedded into editorial text. For JavaScript scripts that are embedded into articles, sections, author's bio text fields, etc.... there are three different scenarios possible for how they (...)