Tokens are written into the post content as regular text in double square brackets like this [[token name]]. Some tokens accept options like this [[token name|option string]]. bSuite Core includes a few default tokens:
Built-In Tokens
date
Inserts the date, uses the same options as PHP’s date function.
Examples:
[[date]][[date|F j, Y, g:i a]]
pagemenu
Inserts a list of Pages. Wrap it with ol or ul tags to make it valid.
The options are the same as those supported by wp_list_pages, the default (when called without any options) will output a list of child pages of the current page (child_of=$id&depth=1) sorted by menu order (sort_column=menu_order).
Examples:
[][]
innerindex
Inserts a div with a linked list of anchors in the current page. Anchors are automatically added to any H-tagged text. See it in action at the top of this page.
Example:
[]
feed
Inserts the content of an RSS/Atom feed into the body of the post. The template can include any valid HTML, %%link%% , %%title%% , and %%content%% will be replaced with elements from the feed.
Examples:
[][]
redirect
If headers haven’t already been sent to the browser, this will send a redirect to the location specified, otherwise it just inserts a link in the content.
Examples:
[[redirect|http://maisonbisson.com/]]
Extending Tokens
Other WordPress plugins can add their own tokens using the bsuite_tokens filter. The bSuite Slideshow plugin is offered as an example.
6 Comments
Hi,
I just downloaded the plug-in. Thanx for the good work. I’m experimenting with [[innerindex]]-token, i.e. on
http://www.malescribir.de/trayectorias/ilegibilidad-en-latinoamerica
Looks ok, but “Contents” is too large and besides, in Englisch. How and where can I make it smaller and translate it default into spanish (=Contenido)?
Thanx for your advice and greetings from Berlin,
T.
Hi again!
one more thing: the token doesn’t take up h1, h2, etc., when they have an italic included. Tried it with different tags (, ), but didn’t work.
Can you include that feature with your next update? That would be great!
T.
@tobias:
you can use whatever title you want with this undocumented trick:
[[ innerindex | THE_TITLE ]]
You can change the size and position of the innerindex block and heading using CSS. Look for div class=”innerindex”
once i try to turn on the plugin i got this error:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION or T_FUNCTION or T_VAR or ‘}’ in /web/htdocs/www.vaigotti.com/home/tzenosphere/wp-content/plugins/bsuite/core.php on line 249
why?
wordpress 2.3.1
thanks!
mate
I also get this error when I activate the plugin…
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION or T_FUNCTION or T_VAR or ?}? in /web/htdocs/www.vaigotti.com/home/tzenosphere/wp-content/plugins/bsuite/core.php on line 249
I used Wordpress 2.3.2 then tried it on Wordpress 2.5. I get the same error.
Can anyone help? Thanks.
I get the same error as Dave Q. My MySQL is 5.0 but is it possible is should be 5.1?
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