This is a pivot table view you can build using GeneralPurposes Nodes. Clicking the 2nd column in the first row gives you a view of the corresponding order data for that cell: A pivot list data view working example is running at the following address using sample data contained in the Order Items Export .csv… Read More »
A fires list data view working example is running at the following address: http://www.generalpurposes.com/nodes/MorelFireLists2016/ Open or create a new node and paste the code below into the landing page editor by clicking the pencils where you want the view to display. Paste and save. [[QUERY_STRING:search]] [[LOAD_DATAFEED:FireList.csv|,]] [[COLUMN_DMS2GPS:Latitude]] [[COLUMN_DMS2GPS:Longitude]] [[COLUMN_DATE2UNIX:Date]] [[VIEW_DATAFEED]] [[INITIALIZE:perpage|100]] [[INITIALIZE:sort_order|”{DESCENDING}”]] [[QUERY_STRING:sort_order]] [[INITIALIZE:sort_column|Total]]… Read More »
Any time that you need a link for someone to click so you may track them to their ip address you can now create a tracker node. This comes in especially handy for verifying facebook and social media contacts through the chat window are actually in the country they say. Just create a node… Read More »
Compiler Directives are specialized php function calls located in body.tpl in comment block which act on the index template for purposes of importing from remote sources during the TerraDctlScript trans-compile process. They must be one per line and end with semicolon. Examples: <!– [Begin TerraDctl Compiler Directives] [ImportIndexTemplate(‘http://www.radioadvertisingworld.com’,’alt=”Share on Reddit” /></a></div></div><p><strong>’,”</div><!”.”– .entry-content –“.”>”,”%BODY%”);] [PokeIndexTemplateAfter(‘<title>’,’%TITLETAG%’,$index_template);] [PokeIndexTemplateAfter(‘<meta… Read More »
Cloning a landing page node folder provides a working copy of the original folder and all its contents, sub folders, and files. To make the copy select the radio button at the end of the row for the node folder being cloned, type in the name of the new node and click the NEW button…. Read More »