attribute_view_gui
Summary
Outputs the view template for a content object attribute.Usage
{attribute_view_gui attribute=attribute [ parameter=value [...] ]}
Parameters
Name | Type | Description | Required |
---|---|---|---|
attribute | object | The target content object attribute. | Yes. |
parameters | any | Parameter(s) that will be passed to the included template. | No. |
Description
This function shows the view interface for a content object attribute. The attribute must be specified (as a "ezcontentobjectattribute" object) using the "attribute" parameter. All other parameters (of any type) will be passed on and thus become available as template variables in the included template.
Balazs Halasy (06/02/2004 1:14 pm)
Balazs Halasy (28/04/2005 2:12 pm)
Comments
Exemple
Sunday 21 August 2005 1:21:02 pm
Stéphane
It would be usefull to have an exemple on how to use parameter with attribute_view_gui function.
Thank
Re: Exemple
Friday 13 January 2006 3:31:05 pm
Seth Gottlieb
{attribute_view_gui attribute=$node.object.data_map.file link_text='Download'}
Then in your attribute template you can access this variable by doing something like:
{$link_text}
Images
Tuesday 25 July 2006 6:47:05 pm
Kristian Hole
{attribute_view_gui attribute=$node.object.data_map.myimage image_class='large'}
Where the sizes are defined in image.ini.
attribute_view_gui
Monday 22 January 2007 8:14:11 am
lixuefeng
Re: attribute_view_gui
Monday 22 January 2007 8:24:16 am
xuefeng_lee
Re: Re: attribute_view_gui
Wednesday 07 May 2008 1:42:54 pm
Gaetano Giunta
The tag is part of the attribute-level template.
To produce xml you have to:
- create different, xml templates, for the attribute types you need. You can set them for use eg. in a new view, called xml
- call attribute_view_gui adding the 'view' parameter:
{attribute_view_gui view = xml attribute = $item}
see also the ggxmlview extension on projects.ez.no