Table of Contents

  • Introduction
  • Information Tags
    · Introduction
    · accept-language
    · accessed
    · clientname
    · configurl
    · configimage
    · countdown
    · date
    · file
    · help
    · available_languages
    · language
    · unavailable_language
    · line
    · list-tags
    · modified
    · number
    · pr
    · referrer
    · user
    · version
  • String Tags
  • Variable Tags
  • URL Tags
  • If Tags
  • Graphics Tags
  • Database Tags
  • Programming Tags
  • Supports System
  • SSI
  • htaccess
  • Image Maps
  • Appendix
  •  <list-tags> 
    <list-tags> is defined in the Main RXML parser module.

    Lists all available RXML tags.

    Attributes
    verbose,  

    Attributes

    verbose
    Lists the tags with their help texts as well.
    Example
    source code
    
    <list-tags>
    

    result Tags at prioity level 0:

    <!--#config>
    <!--#echo>
    <!--#exec>
    <!--#flastmod>
    <!--#fsize>
    <!--#include>
    <!--#set>
    </ilayer>
    </layer>
    </table>
    </td>
    <accept-language>
    <accessed>
    <append>
    <auth-required>
    <body>
    <clientname>
    <configimage>
    <configurl>
    <countdown>
    <date>
    <debug>
    <echo>
    <expire-time>
    <expire_time>
    <false>
    <file>
    <header>
    <help>
    <ilayer>
    <imgs>
    <insert>
    <killframe>
    <layer>
    <line>
    <list-tags>
    <modified>
    <number>
    <pr>
    <quote>
    <realfile>
    <redirect>
    <referer>
    <referrer>
    <refferrer>
    <remove_cookie>
    <return>
    <sb-menu>
    <set>
    <set-max-cache>
    <set_cookie>
    <signature>
    <table>
    <td>
    <true>
    <undefine>
    <unset>
    <use>
    <user>
    <version>
    <vfs>
    <ximg>

    Containers at prioity level 0:

    <aconf></aconf>
    <aconfig></aconfig>
    <ai></ai>
    <allow></allow>
    <anfang></anfang>
    <apre></apre>
    <autoformat></autoformat>
    <cache></cache>
    <case></case>
    <catch></catch>
    <client></client>
    <comment></comment>
    <config_tablist></config_tablist>
    <crypt></crypt>
    <cset></cset>
    <default></default>
    <define></define>
    <deny></deny>
    <diagram></diagram>
    <doc></doc>
    <dump_else></dump_else>
    <dump_if></dump_if>
    <elif></elif>
    <else></else>
    <elseif></elseif>
    <fl></fl>
    <fl_postparse></fl_postparse>
    <fnord></fnord>
    <for></for>
    <formoutput></formoutput>
    <gauge></gauge>
    <gh></gh>
    <gh1></gh1>
    <gh2></gh2>
    <gh3></gh3>
    <gh4></gh4>
    <gh5></gh5>
    <gh6></gh6>
    <gtext></gtext>
    <gtext-id></gtext-id>
    <htable></htable>
    <if></if>
    <nooutput></nooutput>
    <noparse></noparse>
    <obox></obox>
    <pike></pike>
    <preparse></preparse>

    <preparse tag=name [tag options]>

    Changes the parsing order by first parsing it's contents and then morphing itself into another tag that gets parsed. Makes it possible to use, for example, tablify together with sqloutput.

    Example: <preparse tag=foo> hi there, <accessed> </preparse>

    returns

    <foo> hi there, 48 </foo>

    <prestate></prestate>
    <random></random>
    <recursive-output></recursive-output>
    <right></right>
    <sb-if></sb-if>
    <sb-login></sb-login>
    <sb-output></sb-output>
    <scope></scope>
    <sed></sed>
    <smallcaps></smallcaps>
    <sort></sort>
    <source></source>
    <spell></spell>
    <strlen></strlen>
    <tablify></tablify>
    <template></template>
    <throw></throw>
    <trace></trace>
    <trimlines></trimlines>
    <wizard></wizard>