Campsite: TemplateObjects

Template Objects

Language
Default Language
Publication
Default Publication
Issue
Default Issue
Section
Default Section
Article
Default Article
Article Attachment
Audio Attachment
Article Comment
Subtitle
Image
Topic
Default Topic
User
Subscription
Template
Default Template
URL
Default URL
Current List
Login Action
Search Articles Action
Submit Comment Action
Preview Comment Action
Edit User Action
Edit Subscription Action

The Campsite template engine stores the template environment in an object named 'campsite'. All Campsite properties and objects are attributes of $campsite object.

The $campsite object has the following attributes which are not objects:

version: the Campsite version
preview: true if the page was displayed in the preview window (by a Campsite staff user)
prev_list_empty: true if a list was displayed before querying this attribute and this list was empty

Any Campsite object (e.g.: $campsite->language, $campsite->article) has the following functions:

has_property("property_name")

Returns true when the object has the given property. This function can be used for dynamic article properties too.

E.g.: $campsite->article->has_property("name") will return true.

same_as($campsite->other_object)

Returns true if the object variable given as a parameter points to the same data as the current object.

E.g.: {{ if $campsite->article->same_as($campsite->default_article) }} will return true if the current article was the same as the article defined at the beginning of the template. If both were undefined this function returns true.

Language

The "language" object is set at the beginning of the main template based on the request URL. This object can be changed using the set_language function. The language object has the following properties:

name: language name
number: language identifier in the Campsite database (integer value)
english_name: language name in English
code: language international code
defined: boolean value (true/false) - true if the language was set in the current environment; false otherwise

If you want to verify whether the current environment language was the same as the initial language compare it to the default_language object:

{{ if $campsite->language == $campsite->default_language }}
...
{{ /if }}

If you want to display parts of your templates in a different language according to the language selected by the user, you can use something similar to the following code. This snippet was used for a bilingual publication.

{{ if $campsite->language->code == "en" }}archive{{ else }}[trans]archive{{ /if }}

Default Language

The "default_language" object is set at the beginning of the main template based on the request URL and can not be modified. It has the same attributes as the language object (see "Language" in this chapter).

Publication

The "publication" object is set at the beginning of the main template based on the request URL. This object can be changed using the set_publication (see "Set publication" in this chapter) function. The publication object has the following properties:

name: publication name
identifier: publication identifier in the Campsite database (integer value)
default_language: the publication default language - object of type language (see "Language" in this chapter))
site: publication site
defined: boolean value (true/false) - true if the publication was set in the current environment; false otherwise
public_comments: true if the public (anonymous readers) was allowed to post comments
moderated_comments: true if the comments posted by the current reader will be moderated
captcha_enabled: true if CAPTCHA will be used to detect spam
subscription_currency: returns the currency used for subscription payments
subscription_time_unit: returns the time unit (day, week, month, year) used to set the subscription length
subscription_trial_time: returns the default time of the trial subscription in time units
subscription_paid_time: returns the default time of the paid subscription in time units
subscription_time: returns the default time of the subscription in time units; the subscription type should be defined through request parameters in the user form (see "Form: User" in this chapter)
subscription_unit_cost: returns the cost of the time unit for the paid subscription for a single translation of the publication
subscription_unit_cost_all_lang: returns the cost of the time unit for the paid subscription for all translations of the publication

For more details on these attributes see also "Creating a Publication" chapter.

Default Publication

The "default_publication" object is set at the beginning of the main template based on the request URL and can not be modified. It has the same attributes as the publication object (see "Publication" in this chapter).

Issue

The "issue" object is set at the beginning of the main template based on the request URL. This object can be changed using the set_issue function (see "Set Issue" in this chapter). The issue object has the following properties:

name: issue name
number: issue identifier in the Campsite database (integer value)
<date_attribute>: issue publish date field (year, month, day etc.)
date: the issue publish date; you can customize the date display format by using the filter camp_date_format (see "Date Formatting" in this chapter)
publish_date: alias of date
template: the full path of the issue template file
publication: the publication to which this issue belongs to - object of type publication (see "Publication" in this chapter)
language: the issue language - object of type language (see "Language" in this chapter)
url_name: the issue name used in URL display (see "Creating New Issue" chapter)
defined: boolean value (true/false) - true if the issue was set in the current environment; false otherwise
is_current: true if the issue set in the environment was the latest published issue

<date_attribute> may be one of the following:

year: year (four digits)
mon: month as a number (1..12)
mday: day of the month as a number (1..31)
yday: day of the year (1..366)
wday: day of the week as a number (0=Sunday..6=Saturday)
hour: hour (0..23)
min: minute (two digits)
sec: seconds (two digits)
mon_name: name of the month
wday_name: day of the week

Default Issue

The "default_issue" object is set at the beginning of the main template based on the request URL and can not be modified. It has the same attributes as the issue object (see "Issue" in this chapter).

Section

The "section" object is set at the beginning of the main template based on the request URL. This object can be changed using the set_section function (see "Set Section" in this chapter). The section object has the following properties:

name: section name
number: section identifier in the Campsite database
description: section description text
url_name: the section name used in URL display (see Creating a section at "Creating a Publication" chapter)
template: the full path of the issue template file
publication: the publication to which this section belongs to - object of type publication (see "Publication" in this chapter)
issue: the issue to which this section belongs to - object of type issue (see "Issue" in this chapter)
language: the section language - object of type language (see "Language" in this chapter)
defined: boolean value (true/false) - true if the section was set in the current environment; false otherwise

Default Section

The "default_section" object is set at the beginning of the main template based on the request URL and can not be modified. It has the same attributes as the section object (see "Section" in this chapter).

Article

The "article" object is set at the beginning of the main template based on the request URL. This object can be changed using the set_article function (see "Set Article" in this chapter). The article object has the following properties:

Base properties/functions:

name: article name
number: article identifier in the Campsite database
author: returns an object with the following properties:

name
first_name
last_name
email (will be enabled in version 3.4)
defined

keywords: text containing the article keywords separated by the Campsite defined separator (default is comma [,])
has_keyword(<keyword>): returns true if the given keyword existed in the article keywords list
Example:
```
{{ if $campsite->article->has_keyword (mp3podcast) }}<span class="audio"></span>{{ /if }}
```
Important: the command matches parts of the keyword. In the above example keywords "mp3podcast10" and "mp3podcasttalk" both return true.
type_name: article type name (see "Article Types" chapter)
type_translated: article type name translated to the environment language
<date_attribute>: article creation date field (year, month, day etc.) - see below
creation_date: article creation date; you can customize the date display format by using the filter camp_date_format (see "Date Formatting" in this chapter)
publish_date: article publish date; you can customize the date display format by using the filter camp_date_format (see "Date Formatting" in this chapter)
last_update: time of the last article edit
template: the full path of the article template file
type->[<article_type>]-><article_type_attribute>: returns the content of an article field specific to a certain article type (see "Article Types" chapter); read Date Formatting for formatting the content of type date/time; see also the notes below
url_name: the article name used in URL display (see "Creating Articles" chapter)
translated_to(<language_code>): true if an article translation for the language with the given code existed
subtitles_count(<field_name>): returns the number of the subtitles in the given content field; the article name is counted as the first subtitle so this function returns a number greater or equal to 1. If the specified field was not a content field it returns null.
subtitle_url_id(<field_name>): returns the URL parameter which sets the number of the subtitle to be displayed from the field <field_name>
current_subtitle_no(<field_name>): returns the number of the subtitle which will be displayed through the statement {{ $campsite->article-><field_name> }}; 0 for the default subtitle, 1 for the first subtitle defined in the article content field etc.
publication: the publication to which this article belongs to - object of type publication (see "Publication")
issue: the issue to which this article belongs to - object of type issue (see "Issue")
section: the section to which this article belongs to - object of type section (see "Section")
language: the article language - object of type language (see "Language")
owner: the user who created the article - object of type user (see "User")
defined: boolean value (true/false) - true if the article was set in the current environment; false otherwise

Comments related properties/functions:

comments_enabled: true if comments were enabled for the article publication, article type and the current article
comments_locked: true if comments were locked (meaning they can be listed but no new comments can be posted)
comment_count: returns the number of the comments posted to the article and approved

Accessibility properties/functions:

on_front_page: true if article front page flag was set
on_section_page: true if article section page flag was set
is_published: true if the article was published
is_public: true if the article was accessible to the public
is_indexed: true if the article was indexed by the search engine
content_accessible: returns true if the content of the article is accessible for reading: either is public or the reader subscribed to the publication (see also "Editing Articles" and "Setting up Subscriptions")

Attachment related properties/functions:

has_attachments: true if the article had attached files
image: returns the image object that was defined in the template environment; if the image was not defined in the environment, returns the first image of the article; if the article didn't have any image attached returns an unset image object
image_index: returns the index of the current image inside the article; if the image wasn't defined in the environment or it doesn't belong to the article returns null.
has_image(<image_index>): true if the article had an attached image and it's index was equal to the given index
image(<image_index>): returns the attached image having the given index; if no such image existed, returns an unset image object. This is a function so the image index is given in between brackets. E.g.: $campsite->article->image(3)
image<image_index>: returns the attached image having the given index; if no such image existed, returns an unset image object. This is a property, not a function. E.g.: $campsite->article->image3
topics_count: returns the number of topics attached to this article
has_topics: true if the article had attached topics
has_topic(<topic_identifier>): true if the article had the specified topic attached to it

Statistics properties/functions:

reads: returns the number of readers that viewed this article since it was published
request_object_id: the identifier used in statistics gathering

<date_attribute> may be one of the following:

year: year (four digits)
mon: month as a number (1..12)
mday: day of the month as a number (1..31)
yday: day of the year (1..366)
wday: day of the week as a number (0=Sunday..6=Saturday)
hour: hour (0..23)
min: minute (two digits)
sec: seconds (two digits)
mon_name: name of the month
wday_name: day of the week

Note regarding the attribute type->[<article_type>->]<article_type_attribute>:

Attributes which are body fields (content) have the following properties:

all_subtitles: returns the whole content of the body field, not just the current subtitle
first_paragraph: returns the first paragraph of the current subtitle
subtitles_count: returns the number of the subtitles in the body field
subtitle_number: returns the number of the current subtitle: 0 for the default subtitle, 1 for the first subtitle defined in the article content field etc.
subtitle_is_current: true if the subtitle that would be displayed through the statement {{ $campsite->article-><article_type_attribute> }} is the same as the subtitle defined in the template environment (see also "Subtitle" and current_subtitle_no(<field_name>) above)
has_previous_subtitles: true if the current subtitle from this field was not the first subtitle
has_next_subtitles: true if the current subtitle from this field was not the last subtitle

E.g.: displaying the first paragraph of the dynamic field "content":
$campsite->article->content->first_paragraph

Note regarding the attribute type->[<article_type>->]<article_type_attribute>: Starting with Campsite 2.3.0 the table cell containing the image link in article body fields has the class cs_img and the cell containing the caption text has the class "caption"; this allows the web designer to change the layout of the article images by using a CSS file. The new image link has the following structure:

<table border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" class="cs_img" align=left>
  <tr>
    <td align="center">
      <img src="/get_img?NrArticle=143&NrImage=1" border="0"
           hspace="5" vspace="5">
    </td>
  </tr>
  <tr><td align="center" class="caption">Campsite team</td></tr>
</table>

Note regarding the attribute type->[<article_type>->]<article_type_attribute>: Starting with Campsite 2.3.3 the subtitle in the article body fields has the class articlesubhead; this allows the web designer to change the layout of the subtitles by using a CSS file. The subtitle anchor has the following structure:

<span class="articlesubhead">
    <a name="a1.250_s1">Version 2.3.0 - 2.3.1</a>
</span>

The structure of the anchor name is:

a<language_identifier>.<article_number>_s<subtitle_number>

Default Article

The "default_article" object is set at the beginning of the main template based on the request URL and can not be modified. It has the same attributes as the article object.

Article Attachment

The "article_attachment" object is usually initialized inside a list of article attachments. It is not initialized at the beginning of the template and can not be initialized by other campsite function. The article attachment object has the following properties:

identifier: the attachment identifier in the Campsite database (integer value)
file_name: the name of the attached document
mime_type: the mime type of the attached document
extension: the file extension of the attached document
description: the user filled description field of the attached document in the current language
size_b: the size of the attached document in bytes
size_kb: the size of the attached document in kilobytes
size_mb: the size of the attached document in megabytes
defined: boolean value (true/false) - true if the attachment was set in the current environment; false otherwise

Audio Attachment

The "audio_attachment" object is usually initialized inside a list of audio attachments. It is not initialized at the beginning of the template and can not be initialized by other campsite function. The audio attachment object has the following properties:

title
creator
genre
length
year
bitrate
samplerate
album
description
format
label
composer
channels
rating
track_no
disk_no
lyrics
copyright
defined

Article Comment

The "article_comment" object is usually initialized inside a list of article comments. It can be initialized at the beginning of the template from the URL request but can not be initialized by other campsite function. The article comment object has the following properties:

identifier: the numerical identifier of the article comment from the database
real_name: the real name of the reader who posted the comment; the reader must be a registered campsite user; for anonymous readers this attribute will return an empty string
nickname: the nickname of the reader who posted the comment
reader_email: the email of the reader who posted the comment
submit_date: the date and time the comment was submitted
subject: the subject of the article comment
content: the content of the article comment
level: the level of the current comment in the tree structure of the comments
defined: true if the comment object had a valid value

Subtitle

The "subtitle" object is usually initialized inside a list of subtitles. It can be initialized at the beginning of the template from the URL request but can not be initialized by other campsite function. The subtitle object has the following properties:

number: the order number of the subtitle (starts from 0)
name: subtitle name without the HTML formatting
field_name: the article field name to which the subtitle belongs
formatted_name: the subtitle name with HTML formatting
content: the subtitle content
count: the number of subtitles in the field content
has_previous_subtitles: true if previous subtitles exist
has_next_subtitles: true if subtitles exist after the current subtitle

See also Editing body-type fields: Working with the body field editor ("Using the WYSIWYG Article Editor" chapter).

Image

The "image" object is usually initialized inside a list of article images. It is not initialized at the beginning of the template and can not be initialized by other campsite function. The image object has the following properties:

number: the image identifier in the images archive
photographer: the name of the photographer that took the picture
place: a short text containing the place where the picture was taken
description: short description of the picture
<date_attribute>: image creation date field (year, month, day etc.)
date: image creation date; you can customize the date display format by using the filter camp_date_format (see "Date Formatting" in this chapter)
article_index: returns the index of the current image inside the article defined in the environment; if the image wasn't defined in the environment, the article was not defined or the image didn't belong to the article returns null.
imageurl: returns the URL of the current image
thumbnailurl: returns the URL of the current image' thumbnail
defined: boolean value (true/false) - true if the image was set in the current environment; false otherwise

<date_attribute> may be one of the following:

year: year (four digits)
mon: month as a number (1..12)
mday: day of the month as a number (1..31)
yday: day of the year (1..366)
wday: day of the week as a number (0=Sunday..6=Saturday)
hour: hour (0..23)
min: minute (two digits)
sec: seconds (two digits)
mon_name: name of the month
wday_name: day of the week

Topic

The "topic" object is usually initialized inside a "List of article topics" or a "List of subtopics". It can be initialized at the beginning of the template from the URL request or by using the "Set topic" campsite function. The topic object has the following properties:

name: return the topic name in the current language defined in the template environment
value: returns the topic value in the following format:

<topic_name_lang_code> = <topic_name>:<language_code>

identifier: the topic identifier in the campsite database
defined: true if the topic object had a valid value

Default Topic

The "default_topic" object is set at the beginning of the main template based on the request URL and can not be modified. It has the same attributes as the "Topic" object.

User

The "user" object is set at the beginning of the main template based on the session cookies or if one of the following actions took place: "Login action", "Edit user action". It can not be initialized by other campsite function. The user object has the following properties:

identifier: the user identifier in the campsite database
name: the user full name
uname: the user login name
gender: "M" or "F"
email
city
str_address: street address
state
phone
fax
country: the country name
country_code: the country code
contact
second_phone
postal_code
employer
position
interests
how
languages
improvements
field1
field2
field3
field4
field5
text1
text2
text3
pref1
pref2
pref3
pref4
title
age
defined: true if the user object had a valid value
logged_in: true if the user was defined and authenticated
blocked_from_comments: true if the user was blocked from posting comments
subscription: returns the first subscription assigned to this user; unset if the user was not a reader
is_admin: true if the user was not a reader
has_permission(<permission_name>): true if the user was not a reader and had the given permission

Subscription

The "user->subscription" object is set at the beginning of the main template based on the session cookies or if the "Login action" took place. It can not be initialized by other campsite function.The subscription object has the following properties:

identifier: the subscription identifier in the Campsite database
currency: the currency identifier
type: one of the following values: "trial", "paid"
start_date: returns the start date of the subscription
expiration_date: the expiration date in the format "yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss"
is_active: true if the subscription was active
is_valid: true if the subscription was active and did not expire
publication: returns the publication to which the subscription was made
has_section(<section_number>): returns true if the subscription included the given section
defined: true if the subscription object had a valid value

Template

The "template" object is set at the beginning of the main template based on the request URL. This object can not be changed using campsite functions. The template object has the following properties:

name: the template file name
identifier: the template identifier in the Campsite database
type: returns one of the following values: issue, section, article, default, nontpl
defined: true if the template object had a valid value

Default Template

The "default_template" object is set at the beginning of the main template based on the request URL and can not be modified. It has the same attributes as the template object (see "Default Template" in this chapter).

URL

The URL object follows the changes in the template environment, meaning that every time an object in the environment changed the URL object is updated. It has the following properties:

is_valid: returns true if the URL was valid, false otherwise. On invalid URLs Campsite returns "404 not found" HTTP response. This option only works in 3.4.0 and newer versions.

{{ if !$campsite->url->is_valid }}
    <h3>The requested page was not found.</h3>
    {{ set_language name=`$campsite->publication->default_language->english_name` }}
    {{ set_current_issue }}
{{ else }}
    <!-- display content -->
{{ /if }}

uri: returns the complete link URI and it is equivalent to:

{{ $campsite->url->uri_path }}?{{ $campsite->url->url_parameters }}

uri_path: returns only the path part of the URI, the part before the parameters list. E.g.: if /en/1/2/3?param1=text was the full URI, uri_path is /en/1/2/3.
url: returns the complete URL in the form:
url_parameters: returns a string containing the runtime environment parameters in URL format
form_parameters: the runtime environment parameters in HTML form format:

<input type="hidden" name="<param_name>" value="<param_value>">

base: returns the URL base in the form: http[s]://<server_name>[:<port>]; the port is not displayed if it's value was the default value (80 for HTTP, 443 for HTTPS)
path: equivalent to uri_path
query: equivalent to url_parameters
type: returns the identifier of the URL type set in the publication (see also "Creating a Publication" chapter)
request_uri: equivalent to uri
scheme: one of the following values: http, https
host: the host name from the URL
port: the port to which the request was made
language: returns the language object corresponding to the language set in the URL; this value is always the same as the language in the environment (see "Language" in this chapter)
publication: returns an object corresponding to the publication identified by the <server_name>; this value is always the same as the publication in the environment (see "Publication" in this chapter)
issue: returns an object corresponding to the issue specified in the URL (unset if the issue was not specified); this value is always the same as the issue in the environment (see "Issue" in this chapter)
section: returns an object corresponding to the section specified in the URL (unset if the section was not specified); this value is always the same as the section in the environment (see "Section" in this chapter)
article: returns an object corresponding to the article specified in the URL (unset if the article was not specified); this value is always the same as the article in the environment (see "Article" in this chapter)

The URL object has the following functions:

get_parameter(<parameter_name>): returns the value of the given parameter, null if not set
set_parameter(<parameter_name>, <parameter_value>): set the given parameter to the given value
reset_parameter(<parameter_name>): unset the given parameter

Default URL

The "default_url" object is set at the beginning of the main template based on the request URL and can not be modified. It has the same attributes as the url object (see "URL" in this chapter).

Current List

The "current_list" is defined inside a list statement only. If multiple lists are embedded then the current_list object refers to the most internal list in which the current_list object was used. E.g.:

{{ list_sections }}
    {{ $campsite->current_list->index }} {{* refers to the sections list *}}
    {{ list_articles }}
        {{ $campsite->current_list->index }} {{* refers to the articles list *}}
    {{ /list_articles }}
    {{ $campsite->current_list->index }} {{* refers to the sections list *}}
{{ /list_sections }}

The object has the following properties:

column: if the "columns" parameter was set the column is incremented from 1 to "columns" and then reset to 1
columns: the number of columns set in the list
current: returns the current element in the list
end: returns the index of the last element of the list
index: the index of the current element in the list; starts from 1 and is computed from the list "start" plus the number of the element in the interval of the list that was displayed
length: the number of the objects in the interval of elements to be displayed from the list
limit: the maximum length of the list to be displayed (0 for unlimited)
name
row: starts from 1 and is incremented each time the column was reset
start: the index of the first element to be displayed from the list
count: the actual number of objects in the list (regardless of the limit set by the user)
at_beginning: true if the current element was the first in the interval of elements to be displayed
at_end: true if the current element was the last in the list
has_next_elements: true if the list was limited and there are other elements after the last element of the interval to be displayed
has_previous_elements: true if the list was limited and there are other elements before the first element of the interval to be displayed
previous_start: the index of the first element from the previous interval of elements
next_start: the index of the next element from the next interval of elements
id: internal id of the list set by the template engine

Login Action

The "login_action" object is defined when a login action took place. It has the following properties:

defined: true if a login action took place
is_error: true if a login action took place and the result was an error
error_code: error code of the login action; null if no login action took place
error_message: error message of the login action; null if no login action took place
ok: true if a login action took place and the result was success
user_name: the login name of the user that attempted to log in
remember_user: true if the remember user flag was set in the login form

Search Articles Action

The "search_articles_action" object is initialized when a search action took place. It has the following properties:

defined: true if a search action took place
is_error: true if a search action took place and the result was an error
error_code: error code of the search action; null if no search action took place
error_message: error message of the search action; null if no search action took place
ok: true if a search action took place and the result was success
search_phrase: the phrase for which the search was performed
search_keywords: an array of keywords for which the search was performed
match_all: true if the match all flag was set
search_level: 0 for multiple publication search, 1 for current publication search, 2 for current issue search, 3 for current section search
submit_button: the submit button text
template: the template used on search form submit

Submit Comment Action

The "submit_comment_action" object is initialized when a comment form was submitted. It has the following properties:

defined: true if a comment submit action took place
is_error: true if a comment submit action took place and the result was an error
error_code: error code of the comment submit action; null if no comment submit action took place
error_message: error message of the comment submit action; null if no comment submit action took place
ok: true if a comment submit action took place and the result was success
subject: the comment subject as filled in the form
content: the comment content as filled in the form
reader_email: the comment reader email as filled in the form

Preview Comment Action

The "preview_comment_action" object is initialized when the preview button was clicked on a comment form. It has the following properties:

defined: true if a comment preview action took place
is_error: true if a comment preview action took place and the result was an error
error_code: error code of the comment preview action; null if no comment preview action took place
error_message: error message of the comment preview action; null if no comment preview action took place
ok: true if a comment preview action took place and the result was success
subject: the comment subject as filled in the form
content: the comment content as filled in the form
reader_email: the comment reader email as filled in the form

Edit User Action

The "edit_user_action" object is initialized when a user add/edit form was submitted. It has the following properties:

defined: true if a user data submit action took place
is_error: true if a user data submit action took place and the result was an error
error_code: error code of the user data submit action; null if no user data submit action took place
error_message: error message of the user data submit action; null if no user data submit action took place
ok: true if a user data submit action took place and the result was success
type: can take one of the following two values: "add" for user add submit, "edit" for an existing user data edit submit
name: the user full name as filled in the form
uname: the user login name as filled in the form
password: the account password as filled in the form
passwordagain: the password confirmation
email: the user email as filled in the form
city
str_address
state
phone
fax
contact
second_phone
postal_code
employer
position
interests
how
languages
improvements
field1
field2
field3
field4
field5
text1
text2
text3
country
title
gender
age
employertype
pref1
pref2
pref3
pref4

Edit Subscription Action

The "edit_subscription_action" object is initialized when a subscription form was submitted. It has the following properties:

defined: true if a subscription submit action took place
is_error: true if a subscription submit action took place and the result was an error
error_code: error code of the subscription submit action; null if no subscription submit action took place
error_message: error message of the subscription submit action; null if no subscription submit action took place
ok: true if a subscription submit action took place and the result was success
is_trial: true if the submitted subscription type was trial
is_paid: true if the submitted subscription type was paid subscription

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