Reprint: Collection of tips for using the YTCMS plug-in of zblog

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Log call ：

Comment call ：

Label call ：

Common syntax skills of YTCMS 2.0

Call the first picture in a top article summary:

{ YT:Article DataSource="GetArticleTop(1)"}
{ $MiniTu_Build(article.title, article.intro,article.url)}
{ /YT:Article}

Call the first picture in the content of a top article:

{ YT:Article DataSource="GetArticleTop(1)"}
{ $MiniTu_Build(article.title, article.content,article.url)}
{ /YT:Article}

Call classification directory name:

<!-- The first six YT calls are classified. If you want to call several, change the following 6 -->
{ for i=1 ubound(Categorys)}
{ if Categorys(i). ParentID = 0}
<li class="linav"><a href=" { $Categorys(i). Url}"> { $Categorys(i). Name}</a></li>
{ /if}
{ if i=6} { eval exit for} { /if}
{ /next}
<!-- YT call classification End -->

Take the first 80 words of the text and remove the HTML code describe ：

<meta name="description" content=" { eval set art = new TArticle} { if art.LoadInfoByID(<#article/id#>)} { $left(replace(TransferHTML(art.Content,"[nohtml]")," ",""),80)} { /if} { eval set art = nothing}" />

The summary text is limited to 100 words, and the remainder is shown with ellipsis:

{ eval set art = new TArticle}
{ if art.LoadInfoByID(<#article/id#>)}
{ $left(replace(TransferHTML(art.Content,"[nohtml]")," ",""),100)}
{ /if}
{ eval set art = nothing}...

Or use the following code:

{ $left(replace(TransferHTML(Article.intro,"[nohtml]")," ",""),100)&"..."}

Specify the YTCMS code for the first three article styles:

{ eval i=0}
{ YT:Article....}
{ if i=0}
This is the first style of the first article
{ /if}
{ if i=1}
This is the second style of the second article
{ /if}
{ if i=2}
This is the third style of the third article
{ /if}
{ if i>2}
This is the Nth style of the Nth article
{ /if}
{ eval i = i + 1}
{ /YT:Article}

Call the small category list with the big category ID of 1:

{ eval aryCateInOrder=GetCategoryOrder()}
{ if isArray(aryCateInOrder)}
{ for i=lbound(aryCateInOrder)+1 ubound(aryCateInOrder)}
{ if Categorys(aryCateInOrder(i)). ParentID=1}
<li class="cat-item cat-item-3"><a href=" { $Categorys(aryCateInOrder(i)). Url}"> { $Categorys(aryCateInOrder(i)). Name}</a></li>
{ /if}
{ /next}
{ /if}

Common date format:

{ $Year (Article. PostTime)&"Year"&Month (Article. PostTime)&"Month"&Day (Article. PostTime)}

year { $year(Article.PostTime)}

month { $month(Article.PostTime)}

day { $day(Article.PostTime)}

Hour { $hour(Article.PostTime)}

branch { $minute(Article.PostTime)}

second { $second(Article.PostTime)}

N random tags are displayed. If 5 tags are displayed, please change the following N to 5, or set N to<# TEMPLATE_INCLUDE_TAGSNUM #>for modification in background theme plug-in:

{ eval i=N}
{ if i>0}
{ YT:Tag DataSource="GetTagListsRandomSortRand(i)"}
<a href=" { $Tag. HtmlUrl}"> { $Tag. HtmlName}</a>
{ /YT:Tag}
{ /if}

Call the subcategory and change the 0 in the code to your current classification ID:

{ if Categorys(aryCateInOrder(i)). ParentID=0}

zblog Secondary drop-down menu code:

<ul>

{ eval aryCateInOrder=GetCategoryOrder()}

    { if isArray(aryCateInOrder)}

    { for i=lbound(aryCateInOrder)+1 ubound(aryCateInOrder)}

    { if Categorys(aryCateInOrder(i)). ParentID=0}

          <li><a href=" { $Categorys(aryCateInOrder(i)). Url}"> { $Categorys(aryCateInOrder(i)). Name}</a>

          <ul class="ul-subcates">

    { for j=lbound(aryCateInOrder)+1 ubound(aryCateInOrder)}

    { if Categorys(aryCateInOrder(j)). ParentID = Categorys(aryCateInOrder(i)). ID}

            <li><a href=" { $Categorys(aryCateInOrder(j)). Url}"> { $Categorys(aryCateInOrder(j)). Name}</a></li>

    { /if}

    { /next}

          </ul></li>

    { /if}

    { /next}

    { /if}

</ul>

Zblog2.0 can add new icons to articles published within 24 hours:

{ YT:Article DataSource="GetArticleRandomSortNew(7)"}
<li><span class="you"> { $month (Article. PostTime)} { $day (Article. PostTime)} day</span>[ { $Categorys(Article.CateID). HtmlName} ]  <a href=" { $Article. Url}"> { $Article. HtmlTitle}</a>
{ If (DATEDIFF ("h", Article. PostTime, now())<24)}<img src="/zb_users/THEME/Topic Name/STYLE/images/new. gif" border="0"/> { /if}</li>
{ /YT:Article}

Note that the red part is the NEW image address, which you can modify. In addition, { If (DATEDIFF ("h", Article. PostTime, now())<24)} The 24 in this function represents articles within 24 hours, which can be changed to any number you want. Finally, the above style can be modified according to existing projects.

YTCMS 1.8 Common Syntax Examples

The format used by YT.CMS is:

<YT: Type DataSource="Data Source">
Circulatory body
</YT>

Types include:

Example 1:

In this example, the call type is log, and the call data source is the latest article, calling 10 entries

<YT:Article DataSource="GetArticleRandomSortNew(10)">
<a href="<#article/url#>"><#article/title#></a>
</YT>

Sample 1 Supported Built in Data Sources

Example 1 Labels supported in the loop

Example 2:

In this example, the call type is comment, and the call data source is the latest reply list. There are 10 calls, and the call category is 1. The article type can be obtained in the background classification

<YT:Comment DataSource="GetCommentCategorysComments(10,1)">
Comments:<a href="<# article/comment/commenturl #>"><# article/title #></a>
</YT>

Sample 2 Supported Built in Data Sources

Example 2 Supported tags in loop body

Example 3:
In this example, the call type is label, and the call data source is label list. Eight calls are made

<YT:Tag DataSource="GetTagLists(8)">
Keyword call:<a href="<# article/tag/url #>"><# article/tag/name #></a>
</YT>

Sample 3 Supported Built in Data Sources

Example 3 Labels supported in the loop

Call model label:

<# article/model/field name #>

If the model field is title, the call label is:<# article/model/title #>

Call the specified classification:

<YT: Cmd DataSource="SELECT 1">//The number 1 is the number of call classifications, which does not need to be modified

Category link:<# eval/Categories (1) HtmlUrl #>//Change the 1 in parentheses to the classification ID

Classification name:<# eval/Categories (1) HtmlName #>//Change 1 in parentheses to classification ID

Category alias:<# eval/Categories (1) Staticname #>//Change 1 in parentheses to classification ID

</YT>

Call to specify classification Next N articles:

<YT:Article DataSource="GetArticleCategorysLimit( five , three ,' one ')">

The 5 in the bracket is the call five Articles.

In parentheses three Is the index value of classified articles, that is, ignore the first three articles and call from the fourth article; Fill in N if calling from the Nth article; The parameter cannot be 0 。

In parentheses one For classification ID, please check Zblog background &ldquo; Classification Management&rdquo; ID number before classification in.

</YT>

Call to specify label Next N articles:

<YT:Article DataSource="GetArticleTag( five , one )">

In parentheses five Call 5 articles for.

In parentheses one It is a tag with ID 1. To query the tag ID, please check the background of the zblog&ldquo; Classification Management&rdquo; ID number before Tags in.

</YT>

call Whole station roof article:

<YT:Article DataSource="GetArticleTop( three )">

This code implements the front of YT calling the whole station three Top articles.

</YT>

call Classified topping article:

<YT:Article DataSource="GetArticleCategoryTop( ten ,' one ')">

This code realizes that the YT call classification ID is one Before ten Top articles.

</YT>

call one-shot article:

<YT:Article DataSource="GetArticleModel(' one ')">

This code realizes that the YT call ID is one 's article. If the homepage of the enterprise station calls our module, you need to call the ID of our article.

</YT>

Controls the number of output text displayed:

<YT:Article DataSource=" GetArticleCategorysLimit (5,3,'1')">

Note: the number of displayed article titles is controlled by {left: N}, where N is the number of characters output. If the title is controlled within ten Characters, then: {left:10} 。

<li><a href="<#article/url#>" target="_blank"><#article/title {left:10} #></a></li>

</YT>

When the tag page and message page call article links, titles, summaries, and home images are invalid, please use the following tags to call.

Article Title:<# eval/row (2) #>

Abstract:<# eval/row (3) #>

Article link:<# eval/row (10) #>

The first picture of the article:<# eval/row (11) #>

Make the classification display on the navigation specify the number, otherwise it will not be displayed. （ Note: It cannot be used in the file under the include folder, otherwise it will be invalid. This method will easily cause an error that the subscript of the new category is out of range and disable YT CMS plug-in is easy to cause data clearing. Please use it with caution. ）

<YT:Cmd DataSource="select top 6 * from blog_Category order by cate_Order asc">

<li><a href="<#eval/Categorys(DataSource(0,i)).HtmlUrl#>"><#field/cate_Name#></a></li>

The number 6 is the number of call classifications. If the number exceeds 6 classifications, it will not be displayed.

<# eval/Categories (DataSource (0, i)). HtmlUrl #>is a classified link

<# field/cate_Name #>is the name of the classification

<# field/cate_Intro #>is a classified alias

</YT>

Using YT CMS calls all articles of a user

<YT:Cmd DataSource="select * from blog_Article WHERE log_AuthorID= Author ID order by log_PostTime asc">

<li><#field/log_Title#></li>

</YT>

Use the Cmd mode of YT

The red part is replaced by the user ID,

The blue part is the field name. If you need other fields, you can query the database to replace them.