Create and manage system scope coutom configuration and you can register a custom MT tag on system level. CustomConfig object has 'Name', 'Key' and 'Value'. To create and manage CustomConfig object(s), 'System Overview' » (menu)'Settings' » 'Custom Config'.
MTCustomConfigLoop(Block Tag)
A container tag which iterates over a list of all of the CustomConfig objects in the system.
Attributes
id : Outputs a single CustomConfig object matching the given ID.
name : A name column of CustomConfig objects.
key : A key column of CustomConfig objects.
value : A value column of CustomConfig objects.
priority : A priority of CustomConfig objects.
sort_by : Defines the data to sort CustomConfig objects.
The default value is "priority".
sort_order : Accepted values are "ascend" and "descend".
Default order is descend.
lastn : Display the N CustomConfig objects. N is a positive integer.
offset : Used in coordination with lastn,
starts N CustomConfig objects from the start of the list.
Example:
<MTCustomConfigLoop key="foo" sort_by="priority" sort_order="descend">
<$MTCustomConfigName$>
<$MTCustomConfigValue$>
</MTCustomConfigLoop>
MTCustomConfig(Block Tag)
A container tag which outputs a single CustomConfig object matching the attributes.
Attributes
id : Outputs a single CustomConfig object matching the given ID.
name : A name column of CustomConfig object.
key : A key column of CustomConfig object.
value : A value column of CustomConfig object.
priority : A priority of CustomConfig object.
sort_by : Defines the data to sort CustomConfig object.
The default value is "priority".
sort_order : Accepted values are "ascend" and "descend".
Default order is descend.
offset : Used in coordination with lastn,
starts N CustomConfig objects from the start of the list.
Example:
<MTCustomConfig name="foo">
<$MTCustomConfigValue$>
</MTCustomConfigLoop>
Same as that.
<MTCustomConfigLoop name="foo" sort_by="priority" sort_order="descend" lastn="1">
<$MTCustomConfigValue$>
</MTCustomConfigLoop>
MTCustomConfigName(Function Tag)
Outputs 'Name' of the CustomConfig object in context.
Example:
<MTCustomConfig key="ConfigFoo">
<$MTCustomConfigName$>
</MTCustomConfigLoop>
# If CustomConfig object is { name => 'MTConfigFoo' , key=> 'ConfigFoo', value => 'FooValue' },
# This template tag output 'MTConfigFoo'.
In this case( an object name is begin with 'MT' ), custom function tag 'MTConfigFoo' is available. Example:
<$MTConfigFoo$> # => output 'FooValue'.
<$MTConfigFoo column="key"$> # => output 'ConfigFoo'.
MTFoo(Custom Function Tag)
An object name is begin with 'MT'( ex. 'MTFoo' ), custom function tag 'MTCustomConfigName' is available.
Attributes
column : Outputs column value of the CustomConfig object
( "id", "key", "value", "name"... ).
The default value is "value".
Example:
<$MTFoo$> # => output 'value' of CustomConfig object named 'MTFoo'.
<$MTFoo column="key"$> # => output 'key' of CustomConfig object named 'MTFoo'.
MTCustomConfigID(Function Tag)
Outputs 'ID' of the CustomConfig object in context.
MTCustomConfigPriority(Function Tag)
Outputs 'Priority' of the CustomConfig object in context.
MTCustomConfigValue(Function Tag)
Outputs 'Value' of the CustomConfig object in context.
MTCustomConfigKey(Function Tag)
Outputs 'Key' of the CustomConfig object in context.
MTCustomConfigCreatedOn(Function Tag)
Outputs 'created_on' of the CustomConfig object in context. See the Date tag for supported attributes.
MTCustomConfigModifiedOn(Function Tag)
Outputs 'modified_on' of the CustomConfig object in context. See the Date tag for supported attributes.
MTCustomConfigAuthorDisplayName(Function Tag)
Outputs the display name of the author of the CustomConfig object in context.