This tag is used inside <b:get> to display content's metadata.
<b:get.metadata.field> works exactly the same as <b:get.field>, but this receives metadata from the structure table.
b:get.metadata tags
b:get.metadata.path<b:get.metadata.path />
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Content's relative path to the site root. |
b:get.metadata.url<b:get.metadata.url />
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Content's URL relative to the domain. |
b:get.metadata.name<b:get.metadata.name />
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Content's human readable name |
b:get.metadata.parent<b:get.metadata.parent />
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Content's parent's relative path to the site root |
b:get.metadata.position<b:get.metadata.position />
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Content's position as ordered in Bildy's content browser |
b:get.metadata.datamodel<b:get.metadata.datamodel />
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Name of the content's data model |
b:get.metadata.id<b:get.metadata.id />
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Content's id |
b:get.metadata.template<b:get.metadata.template />
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Id of the content's template |
b:get.metadata.published<b:get.metadata.published />
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Content's publishing status |
b:get.metadata.created<b:get.metadata.created />
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Time stamp of content's creation date |
b:get.metadata.modified<b:get.metadata.modified />
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Time stamp of content's last modification date |
Examples
See also example in <b:getdata.field>.
Example 1
<p>All the car children of currently loaded page:</p> <ul> <b:get from="cars" name="car" parent="<b:env.url/>"> <li><a href="<b:car.metadata.url/>"><b:car.make/> <b:car.model/></a></li> </b:get> </ul>
