if_article_keyword

merz1 · 2007-06-28 18:59:35

PS / FYI: The plugin info for the ras_if_article_keywords plugin says that this thread is the official thread to discuss that plugin. That’s the reason why I landed here. The thread looks a little wider though :-)

rsilletti · 2007-06-28 19:10:21

The thread started as a feature request. After submitting a patch I made the plugin available for the present.

rsilletti · 2007-06-29 04:12:44

<txp:ras_if_article_keywords keyword_list=“hamburg” mode=4>
href=google.com/?q=hamburg (or whatever you like for the true option)
<txp:else />
whatever you want for the not true option
</txp:if_article_keywords>

would return true for any article that includes hamburg as a keyword.

merz1 · 2007-07-03 14:20:00

‘Hamburg’ was meant as a variable!
Maybe an OR variable (read: handle an array)

(Referring to this comment)

ras_if_article_keywords keyword_list=“hamburg, london, paris, new york, bombay” could possibly return more then one (!) output containing the single list variables from that array.

<txp:ras_if_article_keywords keyword_list="hamburg, london, paris, new york, bombay" mode=4>
href=google.com/?q='variable-1' <!-- hamburg if keyword exists -->
href=google.com/?q='variable-2' <!-- london if keyword exists -->
href=google.com/?q='variable-3' <!-- paris if keyword exists -->

<!-- ... I hope you get the picture. -->

<txp:else />
<!-- whatever you want for the not true option -->
</txp:if_article_keywords>

This way it would be much easier to use that keyword dependant array in an article form. This would also fit very fine into the if_section or if_category logic.

Keyword dependant content is a great step forward inside the TXP if/else tag logic. ras_if_article_keywords is on the right way :-)

rsilletti · 2007-07-03 16:34:05

mode = 4 truncates the variable list to its first member, the intention is to look for a single word. The use of variables is what I understood you to suggest, the problem is that there is no need for a variable and an attribute if the tag selects only when the keyword searched for is present?
Something like <txp:php> $myarray = do_list($thisarticle[‘keywords’]); </txp:php> would make the keywords available as an array; this, I think, would be a different plugin though.

Last edited by rsilletti (2007-07-03 18:24:12)

merz1 · 2007-07-04 11:13:15

Sorry for using mode=4 in my theoretical example. I have not used ras_if_article_keywords yet. I was just thinking about extending the plugin possibilities for a wider field of usage i.e. in an article form.

For using all (!) the existing keywords from an article there already exists the possibility to use the plugin tru_tags to create individual links (only). I am using it with single articles to create search arrays, linking to Google, Technorati and Amazon, from the article keywords. Maybe you can look at the tru_tags source or usage instructions?

With your plugin ras_if_article_keywords the interesting possibility exists to create if/else situations based on the existence of keywords (or non-existence). Additionally my draft asks for a possibility to use an array to have an easier base for multiple if/else decisions inside of one (!) plugin ras_if_article_keywords tag. Second my draft asks for a possibility get back the found keyword(s) as an output – triggered by a nested tag inside the plugin ras_if_article_keywords if/else condition.

My concept is not urgent. I can realize that array concept already today by using multiple ras_if_article_keywords tags in a list. Database performance also will be better when using the array instead of batch processing a list of multiple ras_if_article_keywords tags.

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