Using Tags in your content

<?SPINE_Content?>

Use this tag in the Style to indicate where the content is inserted.

<?SPINE_Env?>

This tag is mapped to the Environment plugin (SPINE::Handler::Env). It dumps all the environment variables.

<?SPINE_Location?>

This tag is mapped to the Location configuration in your Apache setup. For example, the location setup for the current host is :

/

<?SPINE_Login?>

This tag generates the login form as used in the login page.

<?SPINE_Macro?>

This tag is mapped to the Macro handler. Define which macro is loaded by setting the Macros list in the Administration section. Pass the keyword as a parameter. For example:

This is SPINE version <?SPINE_Macro("SPINE_Version")?>!

This is SPINE version 1.3 beta!

<?SPINE_Message?>

This tag is mapped to the Message handler. Pass the message group as parameter. For example:

<?SPINE_Message("test")?>

Pass the message ID as second parameter to display one message at a time.

<?SPINE_Message_Body?>

This tag is mapped to the Message handler. It can be used in the message content to change the position of the actual message.

<?SPINE_Message_Comments?>

This tag is mapped to the Message handler. This is the number of replies on this message.

<?SPINE_Message_Date?>

This tag is mapped to the Message handler. This is the date on which the message was posted.

<?SPINE_Message_DateTime?>

This tag is mapped to the Message handler. This is the date and time on which the message was posted.

<?SPINE_Message_Group?>

This tag is mapped to the Message handler. This is the message group.

<?SPINE_Message_Id?>

This tag is mapped to the Message handler. This is the message ID.

<?SPINE_Message_Owner?>

This tag is mapped to the Message handler. This is the message owner (usually the person posting the message).

<?SPINE_Message_Parent_Id?>

This tag is mapped to the Message handler. This is the parent message ID.

<?SPINE_Message_Parent_Subject?>

This tag is mapped to the Message handler. This is the parent message subject.

<?SPINE_Message_Subject?>

This tag is mapped to the Message handler. This is the message subject.

<?SPINE_Message_Time?>

This tag is mapped to the Message handler. This is the time on which the message was posted.

<?SPINE_Navbar?>

This tag is mapped to the Navigation Bar handler. Pass the message group as parameter. For example:

<?SPINE_Navbar("main")?>

<?SPINE_Page?>

This tag contains the current filename. For example:

tags.html

<?SPINE_PieStats?>

This tag is mapped to the Pie Chart statistics plugin. This plugin generates PNG data. Make sure to set your style to blank and the Content-Type to image/png. This plugin requires additional modules and is not part of a default installation.

<?SPINE_Referer?>

This tag contains refering page. For example:

<?SPINE_Search?>

This tag is mapped to the search engine plugin. This plugin will search through the content keywords and list the content names that match the query.

<?SPINE_Servername?>

This tag contains the servername. For example:

spine.sourceforge.net

<?SPINE_Stats?>

This tag is mapped to the statistics handler. Required plugin is either hits or modified. Hits can be used for a page visitor counter.

2 visits.

Modified will display the modification date of the page.

2006-12-31 23:00:00 visits.

<?SPINE_Title?>

This tag contains the page title. It is constructed of the content and the style title value. For example:

Tags

<?SPINE_User?>

This tag contains the logged in user. For example:

<?SPINE_Webmaster?>

This tag contains the site webmaster. This value is defined in the Apache configuration for the location. For example:

John Doe

<?SPINE_Wiki?>

This tag is mapped to the Wiki plugin.

<?SPINE_XMLChanges?>

This tag is mapped to the XML Changes plugin. It will generate XML output of the most recent changes. Make sure to set your style to xml and the Content-Type to text/xml.