Custom Fields - Revision history

Root: added bannerZone, pageId field types

2009-05-13T01:40:37Z

added bannerZone, pageId field types

Root: split the location description to location and title

2008-12-05T22:42:44Z

split the location description to location and title

James: /* Custom Field Attributes */

2008-12-05T04:37:17Z

‎Custom Field Attributes

Root at 13:36, 21 October 2008

2008-10-21T13:36:42Z

Root: Page Templates:Custom Fields moved to Custom Fields

2008-10-21T12:34:58Z

Page Templates:Custom Fields moved to Custom Fields

Root: The Administration Console:Custom Fields moved to Page Templates:Custom Fields

2008-10-21T12:33:48Z

The Administration Console:Custom Fields moved to Page Templates:Custom Fields

Root at 05:28, 1 October 2008

2008-10-01T05:28:12Z

Root at 05:26, 1 October 2008

2008-10-01T05:26:31Z

Root at 05:25, 1 October 2008

2008-10-01T05:25:05Z

Root at 05:19, 1 October 2008

2008-10-01T05:19:23Z

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 |~none~
 |sepdate
 |}

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 :this is the suffix that will be used when calling on the field (ex: set to “myField” if you want to access it via “custom_field_myField”). This must follow traditional PHP variable name requirements (must begin with a letter, contain only letters, numbers, underscores).
 ;Location
-:this dictates where in the administration form the field will display relative to permanent fields. Enter the target field name and the word “before” or “after” to dictate where it will appear relative to the target field this dictates the description of the field in the administration form. What is entered here is exactly what the content manager will see adjacent to the field itself, describing the field. HTML is supported in this field.
+:this dictates where in the administration form the field will display relative to permanent fields. Enter the target field name and the word “before” or “after” to dictate where it will appear relative to the target field
 ;Default
 :sets the default value of the field.

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 :this is the suffix that will be used when calling on the field (ex: set to “myField” if you want to access it via “custom_field_myField”). This must follow traditional PHP variable name requirements (must begin with a letter, contain only letters, numbers, underscores).
 ;Location
-:this dictates where in the administration form the field will display relative to permanent fields. Enter the target field name and the word “before” or “after” to dictate where it will appear relative to the target field this dictates the description of the field in the administration form. When is entered here is exactly what the content manager will see adjacent to the field itself, describing the field. HTML is supported in this field.
+:this dictates where in the administration form the field will display relative to permanent fields. Enter the target field name and the word “before” or “after” to dictate where it will appear relative to the target field this dictates the description of the field in the administration form. What is entered here is exactly what the content manager will see adjacent to the field itself, describing the field. HTML is supported in this field.
 ;Default
 :sets the default value of the field.

← Older revision		Revision as of 13:36, 21 October 2008
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		+	{{Page Template Managers Shortcuts}}
	Custom fields include new field definitions that can be created on the fly as a tool to allow customization of certain site functions to cater to specific client needs. These fields can be created by administrators and are then available for content managers.		Custom fields include new field definitions that can be created on the fly as a tool to allow customization of certain site functions to cater to specific client needs. These fields can be created by administrators and are then available for content managers.

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 |-
 |File
-Presented file field. If type is “image” than also presents the image itself below the field.	|Attributes:type(image,other)
+Presented file field. If type is “image” than also presents the image itself below the field.
 |File:size=20 maxlength=50:other
 |-

← Older revision	Revision as of 12:34, 21 October 2008
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← Older revision	Revision as of 12:33, 21 October 2008
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 |attributes
 |Page:size=20 maxlength=50
-|=
+|-
 |Image (modified text field)
 Used to allow selection of an image. Includes link to image library for selection and presentation of selected image below field.

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 :this is the suffix that will be used when calling on the field (ex: set to “myField” if you want to access it via “custom_field_myField”). This must follow traditional PHP variable name requirements (must begin with a letter, contain only letters, numbers, underscores).
 ;Location
-:this dictates where in the administration form the field will display relative to permanent fields. Enter the target field name and the word “before” or “after” to dictate where it will appear relative to the target field name. For instance, to place the new custom field after the title field in page management enter “after title”, or to have the field appear before the first name field in user management enter “before firstName”. This entry will have no effect on template managed forms as the fields display and their order will be dictated by the template manager.
+:this dictates where in the administration form the field will display relative to permanent fields. Enter the target field name and the word “before” or “after” to dictate where it will appear relative to the target field this dictates the description of the field in the administration form. When is entered here is exactly what the content manager will see adjacent to the field itself, describing the field. HTML is supported in this field.
-;Title
-:this dictates the description of the field in the administration form. When is entered here is exactly what the content manager will see adjacent to the field itself, describing the field. HTML is supported in this field.
 ;Default
 :sets the default value of the field.
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 |Submit:onClick=”checkForm();”:submit
 Submit::Go!
-Page (modified text field)
+|-
-Used to allow selection of a page from the page library, includes pop up link to select a page.	attributes	Page:size=20 maxlength=50
+|Page (modified text field)
-Image (modified text field)
+Used to allow selection of a page from the page library, includes pop up link to select a page.
-Used to allow selection of an image. Includes link to image library for selection and presentation of selected image below field.	attributes	Image:size=20 maxlength=50
+|attributes
-Password	Attributes	Password:size=20 maxlength=50
+|Page:size=20 maxlength=50
-File
+|=
-Presented file field. If type is “image” than also presents the image itself below the field.	Attributes:type(image,other)	File:size=20 maxlength=50:other
+|Image (modified text field)
-Hidden	Value	Hidden:my hidden value
+Used to allow selection of an image. Includes link to image library for selection and presentation of selected image below field.
-Checkbox	Attributes:value	Checkbox:onClick=”myfunction();”:1
+|attributes
 Checkbox::0
-Textarea	Attributes	Textarea:cols=50 rows=4
+|-
-Select
+|Textarea
-Options are delimited by colon “:”. Value / Text pairs are delimited by pipe “|” where value is before the pipe, text after. If no pipe is presented BOTH the value and text will be the entered value.	Attributes:val1[|text1[:val2[|text2]]]…	Select:size=4:value1|text1:value2|text2
+|Attributes
 Select:multiple:valueA:valueB:valueC
 Select::1|one:2|two:3|three:4|four
+|-
-SepDate
+|SepDate
-Creates drop downs for month / day / year	~none~	sepdate
+Creates drop downs for month / day / year
-SepDateTime
+|~none~
-Creates drop downs for month / day / year hour : minute	~none~	sepdate
+|sepdate
+|-
 |}

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 :The following field types are available:
-{| class="wikitable"
+{|border=3
 |-
 !Field