{sync_folder}
Tag {sync_folder} synchronises folders between the file system and CMS, it also synchronises albums in file system based galleries. Since version 4.2.4.
Parameters
- id - folder ID or album ID (in file system based gallery) to synchronise. If "id" is not defined then alternative parameter "path" is used.
- path - relative path of the folder to synchronise.
Example
Synchronise one (active) album in file system based gallery
{if $in_editor}
<form name="custom_conf_vars" action="{$self}" method="GET">
<fieldset>
<input type="hidden" name="sync_id" value="folder_id_you_wish_to_sync">
<input type="hidden" name="id" value="{$id}">
<input type="hidden" name="sync" value="1">
<input type="submit" name="submit_button" value= "Synchronise folder">
</fieldset>
</form>
{if $smarty.get.sync == 1}{sync_folder id = $smarty.get.sync_id}{/if}
{/if}
{init_file}
Tag {init_file} fetches specific file. Since version 4.4.0.
Parameters
- name - variable name where the returned data is saved. Default value is "file".
- buttons - defines which action buttons are displayed to the site editor. Values can be "new,edit,hide,move,delete".
- profile - defines the profile of the files. Value must exactly match the profile name in the site's administration area.
- icons - relative path to the icons folder, eg "extensions/saurus4/images/file_icons/"
Attributes
- id - ID number of the file
- parent_id - ID number of parent object.
- href - link to the file
- url - URL to the file
- title - title of the file
- buttons - action-buttons, available only for editors.
- parent - parent folder ID
- fullpath - absolute path to the file, including filename
- filename - filename
- mimetype - MIME type of the file, eg "image/gif"
- profile_id - profile ID of the file
- extension - extension of the filename, eg "gif"
- icon - relative path to file type icon
- class - class name of the object.
- date - date of the file
- fdate - date of the file in database default format, eg yyyy-mm-dd.
- datetime - date and time of the file, format dd.mm.yyyy hh:mm. 4.4.1
- fdatetime - date and time of the file in database format, eg yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss. 4.4.1
- created_user_id - user ID who initially created the object.
- created_user_name - user full name who initially created the object.
- changed_user_id - user ID who made the last object saving.
- changed_user_name - user full name who made the last object saving.
- created_time - creating time of the object in format dd.mm.yyyy hh:ii.
- fcreated_time - creating time of the object in database default format, eg yyyy-mm-dd hh:ii.
- changed_time - last saving time of the object in format dd.mm.yyyy hh:ii.
- fchanged_time - last saving time of the object in database default format, eg yyyy-mm-dd hh:ii.
- comment_count - the number of comments.
- last_commented_time - the last comment time in format dd.mm.yyyy hh:ii.
if the file is an image (determined by mimetype) and is included in a gallery (see init_images) the following attributes become available:
- thumb_path - relative path to the thumbnail image
- thumb_height - height of the thumbnail image in pixels
- thumb_width - width of the thumbnail image in pixels
- image_path - relative path to the image
- image_height - height of the image in pixels
- image_width - width of the image in pixels
- actual_image_path - relative path to the original image
- actual_image_height - height of the original image in pixels
- actual_image_width - width of the original image in pixels
General tags
- <name>_newbutton - prints "New" action-button for creating a new object.
- <name>_count - the number of returned objects. If parameter "limit" is set then count equals to "limit" value.
- <name>_counttotal - the total number of objects found, not affected by "limit" parameter.
Example
{init_file name="image" id=12852 icons="extensions/saurus4/images/file_icons/"}
{$image->buttons}
{if $image->extension == 'gif' || $image->extension == 'jpg'}
<img src="{$image->url}" width="{$image->actual_image_width}" height="{$image->actual_image_width}">
{else}
<a href="{$image->href}"><img src="{$image->icon}">{$image->title}</a>
{/if}
{init_files}
Tag {init_files} displayes files from one folder. Since version 4.1.0.
Parameters
- parent - folder ID value(s) where to get the files. Multiple ID values must be comma separated. If parent is not defined then folder "public/" ID is used.
- parent_dir - a relative path to the files, eg "public/documents" overrides "parent. 4.5.0
- name - variable name where the returned data is saved. Default value is "files".
- buttons - defines which action buttons are displayed to the site editor. Values can be "new,edit,hide,move,delete".
- start - the starting row number to return.
- limit - the number of rows to return. You must use this parameter always with "start" parameter.
- order - defines how files are sorted.
- profile - defines the profile(s) of the files. Value must exactly match the profile name in the site's administration area. Multiple profile name values must be separated by comma.
- icons - relative path to the icons folder, eg "extensions/saurus4/images/file_icons/"
- where - additional filtering criteria using WHERE SQL syntax.
- select - additional table fields to return using SELECT SQL syntax.
Attributes
- id - ID number of the file
- parent_id - ID number of parent object.
- href - link to the file
- title - title of the file
- buttons - action-buttons, available only for editors.
- parent - parent folder ID
- folder_fullpath - absolute path to the parent folder
- fullpath - absolute path to the file, including filename
- filename - filename
- mimetype - MIME type of the file, eg "image/gif"
- profile_id - profile ID of the file
- extension - extension of the filename, eg "gif"
- icon - relative path to file type icon
- class - class name of the object.
- date - date of the file
- fdate - date of the file in database default format, eg yyyy-mm-dd.
- datetime - date and time of the file, format dd.mm.yyyy hh:mm. 4.4.1
- fdatetime - date and time of the file in database format, eg yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss. 4.4.1
- created_user_id - user ID who initially created the object.
- created_user_name - user full name who initially created the object.
- changed_user_id - user ID who made the last object saving.
- changed_user_name - user full name who made the last object saving.
- created_time - creating time of the object in format dd.mm.yyyy hh:ii.
- fcreated_time - creating time of the object in database default format, eg yyyy-mm-dd hh:ii.
- changed_time - last saving time of the object in format dd.mm.yyyy hh:ii.
- fchanged_time - last saving time of the object in database default format, eg yyyy-mm-dd hh:ii.
- comment_count - the number of comments.
- last_commented_time - the last comment time in format dd.mm.yyyy hh:ii.
General tags
- <name>_newbutton - prints "New" action-button for creating a new object.
- <name>_count - the number of returned objects. If parameter "limit" is set then count equals to "limit" value.
- <name>_counttotal - the total number of objects found, not affected by "limit" parameter.
Example
{init_files parent=$folder_id icons="extensions/saurus4/images/file_icons/"}
{foreach from=$files item="file"}
{if $file->icon}
<a href="{$file->href}" target="_blank" class="DocumentIcon"><img src="{$file->icon}" alt=""></a>
{/if}
{$file->buttons}<a href="{$file->href}" target="_blank">{$file->title}</a>
{$file->date}
{$file->size}
{$file->extension}
{foreachelse}
{$files_newbutton}
{/foreach}
{init_folders}
Tag {init_folders} displayes sub-folders from one folder. Since version 4.1.0.
Parameters
- parent - parent folder ID where to get the sub-folders. If parent is not defined then "public/" folder ID is used.
- parent_dir - parent folder name where to get the folders. If parent_dir is not defined then "public" is used.
- name - variable name where the returned data is saved. Default value is "folders".
Attributes
- id - ID number of the folder
- parent_id - ID number of parent object.
- title - folder name
- parent - parent folder ID
- fullpath - absolute path to the folder
- file_count - the number of files in the folder
Example
{init_folders parent_dir="public" name="folders"}
{foreach from=$folders item="fldr"}
{$fldr->title}<br />
{/foreach}
