https://wiki.phpwcms.org/ 2026-05-25T19:24:40+02:00 https://wiki.phpwcms.org/ https://wiki.phpwcms.org/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2012-05-27T22:15:32+02:00 https://wiki.phpwcms.org/doku.php/3rd-party-modules/catalogue/catalogue-docu/catalogue-docu-catalog?rev=1338149732&do=diff Catalogs work like categories. You can add your entries to a certain catalog (one or more) and later display entries collected in different catalogs on your website. Here you can hide all entries added to a certain catalog just by set the catalog to inactive. Makes the administration of catalog events easy and flexible. Note: Deleting a catalog does NOT delete the entries within this catalog . It just deallocates the entry from the catalog! When a catalog is selected within any CP and t… text/html 2012-09-15T19:01:57+02:00 https://wiki.phpwcms.org/doku.php/3rd-party-modules/catalogue/catalogue-docu/catalogue-docu-cp?rev=1347728517&do=diff The module appears as a new Content-Part: plug-in: Catalogue ---------- already saved Content-Parts give you a preview with CP-Title, CP-Subtitle, selected catalogs In the Content-Part you decide which catalogs with all their active entries will appear in frontend (within the actual article). You can choose one or more catalogs. This selection can be used as filter in frontend too, see below. :!: Without selection here the frontend will stay blank text/html 2012-06-03T15:46:47+02:00 https://wiki.phpwcms.org/doku.php/3rd-party-modules/catalogue/catalogue-docu/catalogue-docu-entry?rev=1338731207&do=diff The entries listing shows a listing with all entries with title and subtitle. As you can see we tested with the most common special chars. The listing can be filtered by the active catalogs for better handling. The usual functions for edit, activate/deactivate and delete are available for the single entry (only admins and the owner). text/html 2012-05-30T22:58:49+02:00 https://wiki.phpwcms.org/doku.php/3rd-party-modules/catalogue/catalogue-docu/catalogue-docu-examples?rev=1338411529&do=diff The module contains the template and css files for the examples in this documentation. So it should be easy to start and change the look and feel for your needs. the package contains (except from the buttons and the images you see in the pictures): text/html 2012-05-27T21:04:29+02:00 https://wiki.phpwcms.org/doku.php/3rd-party-modules/catalogue/catalogue-docu/catalogue-docu-listingfunctions?rev=1338145469&do=diff In all tabs in backend you'll get an overview of the content according to this section in form of a listing. The functions for this listings are all more or less the same. * You can show/hide all active and/or inactive entries in the list. * You can search for certain entries. * You can limit the numbers of shown entries in the list. text/html 2012-05-27T22:01:16+02:00 https://wiki.phpwcms.org/doku.php/3rd-party-modules/catalogue/catalogue-docu/catalogue-docu-module?rev=1338148876&do=diff The overview tab lists all your Catalogue related content parts in your website. Settings the script checks some basic settings Frontend Sessions required for the filters in frontend change this in your conf.inc.php file $phpwcms['SESSION_FEinit'] = 1; text/html 2012-05-27T21:35:31+02:00 https://wiki.phpwcms.org/doku.php/3rd-party-modules/catalogue/catalogue-docu/catalogue-docu-search?rev=1338147331&do=diff The module includes itself to the phpwcms search engine. tell the cms to include the module in search queries your catalog entries appear in the search result listing the script searches in: * Title * Subtitle * Teasertext and/or Descriptiontext * Address * City