In most text fields you may
refer to variables. A variable reference is the variable
name enclosed in curly brackets {…}.
| Variable name |
Meaning |
Remarks |
| {server_root_url} |
URL to the home page of the web site. |
» http://www.mydomain.tld |
| {date} |
Date in the format "yyyy-mm-dd". |
» 2013-05-21 |
| {time} |
Time in the format "hh:mm:ss", 24 hours. |
» 22:03:27 |
| {year} |
Year in the format "yyyy" |
» 2011 |
| {copy} |
The copyright sign © in a format suited for
feeds. |
|
| {httpbasepath} |
URL pointing to the feed root (not the home
page). |
» https://www.mydomain.tld/mmfeed/ |
| {filebasepath} |
File path of the feed directory. |
For use with your own scripts. |
| {your_variable} |
Additionally, every variable that is
defined in the file:
path_to_mmfeeder/userpar.ini may be referred to in the same way. |