{directory}
The {directory} TAG returns directorys, depending on your installation and configuration.
It recognizes whether you have de-/activated URL Rewriting and if you installed in a subdirectory or not. The TAG creates absolute URLs, including the protocol http://.
-> Since BIGACE 2.1.
Attributes
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name - (optional, string) The name of the directory to return.
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assign - (optional, string) The name of the variable, the directory will be assigned to. If given, no value will be returned, only the variable is set.
List of possible "names"
This is a (uncomplete) list of values for the name attribute with their descripton.
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public - points to /public/
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addon_web - points to /addon/
The default value (if no name parameter is used) will return the directory /public/cid{CID}/ as absolute URL.
Example
For all examples we assume:
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Community ID: 1
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Domain: www.example.com
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Installed in the subdirectory: cms/
Example 1
This example displays the Image "foo.jpg" from the Communitys public subdirectory "bar":
:::html
`<img src="{directory}bar/foo.jpg" alt="" />`
What would create the URL: http://www.example.com/cms/public/cid1/bar/foo.jpg.
Example 2
The next example displays the Image "foo.jpg" from the public directory:
:::html
`<img src="{directory name="public"}foo.jpg" alt="" />`
This creates the URL: http://www.example.com/cms/public/foo.jpg.