Advanced content elements
There are a number of "advanced" content elements.
These include
| Login | Displays fields for username and password for frontend users (fe_user). If a frontend user is already logged in, the username is shown with a logout button. |
| Textbox | May be used for various purposes of your own, but the main thought is to create an extraordinary element which could insert special "dialogs", warnings, layout of images or such. On this page the "postit 1" type is demonstrated. (requires static_template "content.postit1" to be included.) A header is not rendered for "Textbox" content elements! |
| Menu/Sitemap | Inserts a menu of pages or links to content elements on a page. Examples |
| Insert records | Inserts records from other pages and tables. There's a few default implementations (eg. tt_content) but many records needs rendering code, that you must design your self. Examples. A header is not rendered for "Insert record" content elements! |
| List of records | List records. Is used for extended functionality like boards, addresslists, guestbooks and so on. There's a number of default implementations but some must be designed and implemented by your self. Notice that the available default implementations are rendered by static_templates like "content.tt_board" or "content.tt_guestbook". Examples |
| Script | Must be userdefined. See this link for an introduction to including your own scripts. A header is not rendered for "Script" content elements! |
| HTML | Pure HTML. Content is directly inserted on the page. A header is not rendered for "HTML" content elements! |
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