Guide for article tags

<$art_id$>

Article’s unique identifier

<$art_title(wordcount:int,append:string)$>

Article title
<$art_title$>:return to the entire title。
<$art_title(50)$>:Only return to title’s 50 characters, the characters more the 50 will be truncated.
<$art_title(50,"..."$>:Only return to title’s 50 characters.The characters more the 50 will be truncated,and "..." appended.
for example:
art_title="this is a test string"
<$art_title(4)$>="this"
<$art_title(4,"...")$>="this..."

<$art_subtitle(wordcount:int,append:string)$>

Article subtitle
<$art_subtitle$>:<$art_subtitle$>:return to the entire subtitle
<$art_subtitle(50)$>:only return to subtitle’s 50 characters, the characters more the 50 will be truncated.
<$art_subtitle(50,"...")$>:only return to subtitle’s 50 characters.The characters more the 50 will be truncated and "..." appended.

<$art_abtitle(wordcount:int,append:string)$>

Article abbreviated title
<$art_abtitle$>:<$art_abtitle$>:return to the entire abbreviated title
<$art_abtitle(50)$>:only return to abbreviated title’s 50 characters, the characters more the 50 will be truncated.
<$art_abtitle(50,"...")$>:only return to abbreviated title’s 50 characters.The characters more the 50 will be truncated and "..." appended.

<$art_url$>

Article’s url path after publishing.

<$art_author$>

Article’s author.

<$art_source(wordcount:int,append:string)$>

Article’s source
<$art_source$>:return to article’s source
<$art_source(50)$>:only return to 50 characters of article’s source, the characters more the 50 will be truncated.
<$art_source(50,"...")$>:Only return to 50 characters of article's source.The characters more the 50 will be truncated,and "..." appended.

<$art_imgurl$>

Guided Image

<$art_tag(wordcount:int,append:string)$>

Tag or category
<$art_tag$>:return the tag
<$art_tag(50)$>:only return to 50 characters of tag, the characters more the 50 will be truncated.
<$art_tag(50,"...")$>:Only return to 50 characters of tag.The characters more the 50 will be truncated,and "..." appended.

<$art_validdays$>

Valid period. The return value is “days”(integer). “0” means permanently valid.

<$art_important$>

Article’s importance. The return value is integer. “0”means ordinary. “1” means important. “2”means very important.

<$art_creator$>

Creator’s ID number

<$art_creatorcn$>

Creator’s name

<$art_creatorfn$>

Creator’s full name. Format: Name (department name/unit name)

<$art_publishdate(format:string)$>

Publishing date. Format can be combined by using parameters below.

• Text:For formatting, if the number of pattern letters is 4 or more, the full form is used; otherwise a short or abbreviated form is used if available. For parsing, both forms are accepted, independent of the number of pattern letters.
• Number:For formatting, the number of pattern letters is the minimum number of digits, and shorter numbers are zero-padded to this amount. For parsing, the number of pattern letters is ignored unless it's needed to separate two adjacent fields.
• Year:For formatting, if the number of pattern letters is 2, the year is truncated to 2 digits; otherwise it is interpreted as a number.

• Month:If the number of pattern letters is 3 or more, the month is interpreted as text; otherwise, it is interpreted as a number.

<$art_createdate(format:string)$>

Create date. For the format’s mode, please refer to the tag of art_publishdate.

<$art_previd$>

Previous article ID#. If not exists, return null.

<$art_prevtitle$>

Previous article's title. If not exists, return null.

<$art_prevurl$>

Previous article's URL. If not exists, return null

<$art_prevtopic$>

Previous article's topic. If not exists, return null.
You can fetch all global tags as following:
<$art_prevtopic.top_name$> will return the previous article's topic name

<$art_prev$>

Previous article. If not exists, return null.
You can fetch article tags as following:
<$art_prev.art_publishdate$> will return the publish date of the previous article.
Attention pls:
<$art_previd$>=<$art_prev.art_id$>, but it's faster because <$art_prev$> will load all datas from Oracle and that will resume some time. So, if you try to get the id only, <$art_previd$> is highly recommended.

<$art_nextid$>

Next article ID#. If not exists, return null.

<$art_nexttitle$>

Next article's title. If not exists, return null.

<$art_nexturl$>

Next article's url. If not exists, return null.

<$art_nexttopic$>

Next article's topic. If not exists, return null. You can fetch all global tags as following:
<$art_nexttopic$.top_name$> will return the next article's topic name

<$art_next$>

Next article. If not exists, return null.
You can fetch article tags as following:
<$art_next.art_publishdate$> will return the publish date of the next article.
Attention pls:
<$art_nextid$>=<$art_next.art_id$>, but it's faster because <$art_next$> will load all datas from Oracle and that will resume some time. So, if you try to get the id only, <$art_nextid$> is highly recommended.

<$art_abstract$>

Article Abstract. If abstract is empty, and then <$art_abstract$> equals to <$art_content("flat",90,"...")$>;

<$art_content(format:string,wordcount:int,append:string)$>

Article content.
<$art_content$>:Return to the whole article marked with HTML.
<$art_content("flat")$>:Return to the plain text which neglect the tags of script、title、head、link、style.
<$art_content("flat",50)$>:Return to 50 characters of the plain text.
<$art_content("flat",50,"...")$>:Return to 50 characters of the plain text.The characters more the 50 will be truncated,and "..." appended.

<$art_content(wordcount:int,append:string)$>

Article content. <$art_content$>:Return to the whole article marked with HTML
<$art_content(50)$>:Return to the plain text which is less than fifty characters and neglect the tags of script、title、head、link、style. One Chinese character will be counted as one character.
<$art_content(50,"...")$>:Return to 50 characters of the plain text.The characters more the 50 will be truncated,and "..." appended.