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In this section, we will create a new Antlers tag that will check if the currently authenticated user (if there is one) has an active billing subscription. We can then use this tag in our site's template to restrict access to our content. From the...
Site Essentials for Statamic is a Statamic addon that provides many different features, each targeted at simplifying an aspect of creating Statamic websites. Site Essentials for Statamic ships with the following features out of the box: Favicon...
A common design pattern when building Statamic sites is to use fieldsets to create reusable fields across different collections, forms, or pages. Additionally, it is also not uncommon to see specific partials created to display these fieldsets....
Like in the previous article, we will create a custom Antlers tag that will throw an exception whenever it is encountered. We will use this tag to be able to easily test our custom error page later. Statamic's please command line utility will be...
The first step to creating custom commands is to generate the basic structure, or scaffolding, for the new command. This can be done by issuing the make:console Artisan command from the terminal. The make:console command accepts the name of the...
Update You can view the completed part two of this article by visiting Part Two: Creating a Custom Pagination View in Laravel In this post we are going to look at building a custom paginator view in Laravel 4. There are quite a few posts are the...
The transform helper function is used to modify the provided value if the value contains a "non-empty" value. A value is considered to be "empty" or "blank" if it meets one of the following conditions: The value is, null, ,, The value is a string...
There are two primary ways to trigger favicon image generation: using the command line and programmatically, such as from listening to Statamic events. Before we can generate favicons, we need to let Site Essentials for Statamic know what image to...
Method Description timezone($timezone) Sets the timezone the date should be evaluated on. days($days) Sets the days of the week the command should run on. Can either specify each day as its own argument or supply an array of days. daily Schedules...
The following code examples demonstrate the basic use of the toJson method: 1 // Create a new collection instance. 2 $ collection = new Collection ( [ 3 [ ' name ' => ' Shirley ' , ' age ' => 60 ] , 4 [ ' name ' => ' John ' , ' age ' => 55 ] 5 ] )...