layoutCode

int

Valid values are 1-4.

1 = Brief Layout

2 = Series Layout

3 = Verbose Layout

4 = Custom Layout

Example:

# Force single views to always use the "Customized Layout"

layoutCode = 4

startDate

string

The earliest date in time that you would like entries to be visible in list views. Any record with this date or later will be visible in the list view. Also accepts date() function to calculate todays date, or an offset from todays date.

Example:

# Include any sermon record having a date of 12/24/2000 or later.

startDate = 12/24/2000

# Include any sermon record occurring within a year from today.

startDate = date() - 365

Note:

Will only apply to sermon or series records.

The string value syntax should be either:

mm/dd/yyyy

or

date() <op> <int>

where <op> is + or - and <int> is any integer value

endDate

string

The latest date in time that you would like entries to be visible in list views. Any record with this date or earlier will be visible in the list view. Also accepts date() function to calculate todays date, or an offset from todays date.

Example:

# Include any sermon record having a date of 12/23/2001 or earlier.

StartDate = 12/23/2001

# Include any sermon record occurring within a year from today.

startDate = date()-365

Note:

Will only apply to sermon or series records.

The string value syntax should be either:

mm/dd/yyyy

or

date() <op> <int>

where <op> is + or - and <int> is any integer value

maxDetailResults

int

The maximum number of results to display in a list view. If grouping is enabled, this is the maximum number of detail results.

Example:

# Display the first 20 results of the list

maxDetailResults = 20

20

maxGroupResults

int

The maximum number of groups to display if grouping is enabled.

Example:

# Only show the first 5 groups

maxGroupResults = 5

5

emptyGroups

boolean

Enables or disables empty groups from displaying if grouping is enabled. Empty groups are grouped results which have no related records.

Example:

# Allow displaying of groups which have no related records

emptyGroups = 1

0

maxPages

int

The maximum number of page links to be shown in the browse -box at one time. (See Illustration 28)

Example:

# Only allow 4 page links in the browse-box

maxPages = 4

Note:

This is the browse-box output <Page1> <Page2>, etc. Restricts how many links are shown at once. A reasonable value would be between 3 and 7.

5

dontLinkActivePage

boolean

Enable or disable the browse-box page link for the currently viewed page page.

Example:

# Disable the link to the current page in the browse-box

dontLinkActivePage = 1

Note:

To disable linking of active page, set value = 1. To enable, set value = 0.

showFirstLast

boolean

Enable or disable the display of  "<< First" and "Last >>" page links within the browse box.

Example:

# Enable the display of first and last links in the browse-box

showFirstLast = 1

pagefloat

int / keyword

Defines the position the current page is shown in the list of pages in the browse box. If the value is an integer it will be interpreted as position in the list of pages (1 = as the first page, etc. - See Illustration 28). If the value is the keyword "center" the current page will be shown in the middle of the browse links.

Example:

# Force the current page to float in center of page links

pagefloat = center

showRange

boolean

This enables or disables the display of the pagelinks as ranges e.g., 1-5 6-10  11-15... instead of 1  2  3...

Example:

# Enable ranges of pages in the browse-box

showRange = 1

showResultCount

int

Specifies how the results-browser is displayed, e.g., "Displaying results 1 to 15 out of 30"

Example:

# Enable the browse-box links as ranges

showResultCount = 1

Note:

0: Only the result-browser will be shown

1 (Default): the text "Displaying results..." and the result-browser will be shown.

2: Only the text "Displaying results..." will be shown, without the browse-box.

Note:

Results-browser will on render when there is more than one page of results to show.

1

alternatingClass

string

A string appended to a class declaration of odd rows of the list view. This allows one to style even and odd rows independently.

Example:

# Odd rows of a list view will have 'odd' appended to them

alternatingClass = odd

Note:

The string is appended to 'tx-wecsermons-pi1-list'. Therefore, if you set the string value = odd, the class delcaration would be:

class="tx-wecsermons-pi1-list-odd"

odd

general_dateWrap

->stdWrap

The general formatting of dates displayed in list view. If this is assigned a value, this formatting will be used in the event that a formatting is not applied to a specific field in the SMS database.

Example:

# General formatting of a date in list view

general_dateWrap.strftime = %A,  %b %d %Y

Note:

Above example would format the date 12/24/2006 as:

Sunday, Dec 24 2006

See the PHP documentation for string formatting options.

strftime = %A,  %b. %d %Y

browseBox_linkWraps

(config)

The browseBox_linkWraps configuration array is used to define all wraps that are used in conjunction with the browse-box. Each of the configuration properties are detailed below.

Example:

# Formatting for all browse-box wrappings

browseBox_linkWraps {

        browseBoxWrap.wrap = <div class="browseBoxWrap">|</div>

        showResultsWrap.wrap = <div class="showResultsWrap">|</div>

        browseLinksWrap.wrap = <div class="browseLinksWrap">|</div>

        showResultsNumbersWrap.wrap = <span class="showResultsNumbersWrap">|</span>

        disabledLinkWrap.wrap = <span class="disabledLinkWrap">|</span>

        inactiveLinkWrap.wrap = <span class="inactiveLinkWrap">|</span>

        activeLinkWrap.wrap = <span class="activeLinkWrap">|</span>

}

browseBoxWrap

->stdWrap

This is the wrap for the complete results-browser (See Illustration 28).

Example:

# Wrap for entire results-browser

browseBox_linkWraps.browseBoxWrap = <div class="browseBoxWrap">|</div>

<!--List browsing box:--><div class="tx-wecsermons-pi1-browsebox">|</div>

showResultsWrap

->stdWrap

This wraps the text “Displaying results....” (See Illustration 28)

Example:

# Wrap the results content

browseBox_linkWraps.showResultsWrap.wrap = <div class="showResultsWrap">|</div>

browseLinksWrap

->stdWrap

Wrap for the browse-box links. (See Illustration 28)

Example:

# Wrap the browse links

browseBox_linkWraps.browseLinksWrap.wrap = <div class="browseLinksWrap">|</div>

showResultsNumbersWrap

->stdWrap

Wrap for the numbers in the text: “Displaying results 1 to 4 out of 22.” (See Illustration 28)

Example:

# Wrap the results numbers only

browseBox_linkWraps.showResultsNumbersWrap.wrap = <div class="showResultsNumbersWrap">|</div>

disabledLinkWrap

->stdWrap

Wrap for disabled links (e.g., the “Last >>” link when it appears on the last page).

Example:

# Wrap the disabled link

browseBox_linkWraps.disabledLinkWrap.wrap = <div class="disabledLinkWrap">|</div>

inactiveLinkWrap

->stdWrap

Wrap for inactive links (normal links).

Example:

# Wrap the inactive links

browseBox_linkWraps.inactiveLinkWrap.wrap = <div class="inactiveLinkWrap">|</div>

activeLinkWrap

->stdWrap

Wrap for active links.

Example:

# Wrap the active links

browseBox_linkWraps.activeLinkWrap.wrap = <div class="activeLinkWrap">|</div>

tx_wecsermons_sermons

(config)

See the definition of this configuration below.

tx_wecsermons_series

(config)

See the definition of this configuration below.

tx_wecsermons_speakers

(config)

See the definition of this configuration below.

tx_wecsermons_topics

(config)

See the definition of this configuration below.

tx_wecsermons_seasons

(config)

See the definition of this configuration below.

tx_wecsermons_resources

(config)

See the definition of this configuration below.