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In the previous sections, we briefly explored the concept of pluralization in regards to translation lines. In this section, we will explore the pluralization syntax in greater detail and develop our pluralization skills a little more.
Comments can be exported from within the Statamic Control Panel by selecting the "Comments" menu item. Once the Meerkat Comments page has loaded, you will find the export options in the top-right corner of your screen:The following data formats...
The signature of the camel method is: 1 public static function camel ( 2 $ value 3 ) ;
The camel_case function is a shortcut to calling Str::camel . This function is declared in the global namespace.
The csrf_token (cross-site request forgery token) function is a shortcut for retrieving the CSRF token from the session storage.
When writing recursive comments, always check if there are nested comments by using a condition similar to the following example: 1 {{ comments }} 2 {{ if comments }} 3 {{ * recursive comments * }} 4 {{ /if }} 5 {{ /comments }}
…nder the comments in each group. --> 9 {{ /comments }} 10 11 {{ /date_groups }} 12 13 {{ /meerkat : responses }} When displaying date grouped comments, you will have access to each group (through date_groups ), as well as the following values:...
The array_where function is a shortcut to calling Arr::where . This function is declared in the global namespace.
The redirect helper function is a useful helper function and makes the task of returning HTTP redirects much easier from controller actions or from routes. The $to parameter is defined with a default value of null . When $to is null , the redirect...
…value of true can be supplied as an argument for the $secure parameter to generate secure (HTTPS) URLs when redirecting: 1 return redirect ( ' / ' , 302 , [ ] , true ) ; The URL that would be internally generated and redirected to in the above...