The Marks

Kezoor Documentation: The Marks

Template Marks, what is it?

The 'Template Marks' are special codes you write in the content or inside your templates that will be converted to a special content.
These marks, for example, {!USR.us_nick!} represents the content of the current User, displaying his nickname.

Type of available Marks

The Marks are available in the AdminCP while creating content, these marks do not work for users posting comments because it would represent a security risk.
Some common marks are:

STG: General Settings of your kezoor
sitetitle	This contains your site title
WWW	Your WWW url to your domain
WWWHome	Your WWW url to your kezoor folder
WWWAdmin	Your WWW url to your kezoor admin folder
WWWUserFiles	Your WWW url to your User Files folder
WWWAvatars	Your WWW url to your Avatar folder
WWWThumbnails	Your WWW url to your Thumbnails folder
WWWGallery	Your WWW url to your Gallery folder
version	Your Kezoor Version
TPL: General Settings of your Template
WWWUrlClassic	Your WWW url to your Classic theme folder
WWWUrl	Your WWW url to your Active theme folder
WWWUrlFlags	Your WWW url to your Flags folder
WWWUrlImgForum	Your WWW url to your Forum Images
WWWWidgets	Your WWW url to your Widget images
USR: Current user information
us_nick	The user Nick
us_name	The user Name
us_email	The user Email
us_country	The user Country
us_avatar	The user Avatar filename
ART: PAR Custom Fields
<par_name>_<par_field>	While using PAR custom fields, in your index or articles PAR template you can use this format to display your fields. For example, for a PAR named changelog and a custom field named version, it would be {!ART.changelog_version!}
PAG: Current page info
wp_name	Your page name
wp_title	Your page title
wp_datecreation	Timestamp of the creation of the page
wp_tags	Tags of the page
wp_disabled	Page availability
wp_type	Type of Page
wp_par	If belongs to par, the par name
wp_inbox	If the page is in a box or not
wp_htmlparsed	The page HTML content
us_	Usually contains all the USR fields displaying the information of the poster
<par_name>_<par_field>	If the page is a PAR and contains custom fields, it might be accesed from here
wc_name	The name of the category of the page
par_title	If the page belongs to a PAR, the par title will be here.
FORM: Form values
<form_name>.<form_field>	This will display a single form field
<form_name>	This will display a complete form
CO: Comments
co_title	The comment title
co_nick	The poster
co_html	The comment
co_countryflag	The flag of the poster
Additions
_parsedate_php_<phpdateletter>	If you are using a TimeStamp value, you can add at the end this code and display the type of date info you want, for example, to display the day of a page creation you could use {!PAG.wp_datecreation_parsedate_php_d!}