Enables non-standard fields in pages
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This plugin enables non-standard fields of sed_pages table in page.php. In fact,
it is for experienced admins only, who know what they are doing.
Usage:
1. Install this plugin.
2. Add more columns to your sed_pages table in Seditio database with phpMyAdmin
or other database management tool. See details on ALTER TABLE syntax in MySQL
reference: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/alter-table.html
A usual example would look like this:
ALTER TABLE sed_pages ADD page_my_customcol VARCHAR(255);
Note: the column name should contain page_ prefix.
3. Enable the new column by adding it to the custom field list in plugin
configuration (Admin => Configuration => pagefields). The list is comma
separated, without the prefix. So if you have just one extra column as added in
the query above, it would be set there like this: my_customcol. If you had another
column called page_anothercol, the option value would look like this:
my_customcol,anothercol
4. Add more tags to your page.tpl. They are the same as column names but upper
case, so the above example is {PAGE_MY_CUSTOMCOL}.
TODO:
Yes, I know, the add/edit part for the columns is missing. Though I didn't have
time to implement it, and it hasn't been requested. Yet.
it is for experienced admins only, who know what they are doing.
Usage:
1. Install this plugin.
2. Add more columns to your sed_pages table in Seditio database with phpMyAdmin
or other database management tool. See details on ALTER TABLE syntax in MySQL
reference: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/alter-table.html
A usual example would look like this:
ALTER TABLE sed_pages ADD page_my_customcol VARCHAR(255);
Note: the column name should contain page_ prefix.
3. Enable the new column by adding it to the custom field list in plugin
configuration (Admin => Configuration => pagefields). The list is comma
separated, without the prefix. So if you have just one extra column as added in
the query above, it would be set there like this: my_customcol. If you had another
column called page_anothercol, the option value would look like this:
my_customcol,anothercol
4. Add more tags to your page.tpl. They are the same as column names but upper
case, so the above example is {PAGE_MY_CUSTOMCOL}.
TODO:
Yes, I know, the add/edit part for the columns is missing. Though I didn't have
time to implement it, and it hasn't been requested. Yet.
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