fastField

Package Description

This plugin adds new tag [[#resource_id.field]] for MODX Revolution 2.2+.It is a simple replacement of getResourceField. It supports grabbing:

[[#1.pagetitle]] resource fields

[[#1.tv.myTV]] resource TVs (processed)

[[#1.properties.articles.articlesPerPage]] resource properties

[[#POST.name]] value of $_POST['name'] (and other global arrays as with snippet getReqParam)

You don't need to install getResourceField and getReqParam for its work.

Examples:

1) [[getResourceField? id=`1` &field=`pagetitle`]] is similarly to   [[#1.pagetitle]]

2) [[getResourceField? id=`1` &field=`myTV` &isTV=`1` &processTV=`1`]] is similarly to   [[#1.tv.myTV]]

3) [[#1.properties.articles.articlesPerPage]] or [[#1.property.articles.articlesPerPage]]   or even [[#1.prop.articles.articlesPerPage]]  (isn't supported by getResourceField)

This example makes sense for Articles extra. Namespace "core" is standard.

4) [[!#get.name]] returns value of $_GET['name']. Supported global arrays: $_GET, $_POST, $_REQUEST, $_SERVER, $_FILES,   $_COOKIE, $_SESSION. The type of array after # is case-insensitive. The name of array element is case-sensitive.   You should use uncached tag [[!#get.name]] for cached resources.   CAUTION: use :stripTags output filter to prevent XSS-attacks (eg. [[!#get.name:stripTags]])!

It supports output filters, for example [[#3.pagetitle:ucase:default=`[[*pagetitle:ucase]]`]]

Usage/Installation Instructions

Examples of use:

1) [[getResourceField? id=`1` &field=`pagetitle`]] is similarly to   [[#1.pagetitle]]

2) [[getResourceField? id=`1` &field=`myTV` &isTV=`1` &processTV=`1`]] is similarly to   [[#1.tv.myTV]]

3) [[#1.properties.articles.articlesPerPage]] or [[#1.property.articles.articlesPerPage]]   or even [[#1.prop.articles.articlesPerPage]]  (isn't supported by getResourceField)

This example makes sense for Articles extra. Namespace "core" is standard.

4) [[!#get.name]] returns value of $_GET['name']. Supported global arrays: $_GET, $_POST, $_REQUEST, $_SERVER, $_FILES,   $_COOKIE, $_SESSION. The type of array after # is case-insensitive. The name of array element is case-sensitive.   You should use uncached tag [[!#get.name]] for cached resources.  

CAUTION: use :stripTags output filter to prevent XSS-attacks (eg. [[!#get.name:stripTags]])!

By default it sanitizes global array with $modx->sanitizePatterns.

It supports output filters, for example [[#3.pagetitle:ucase:default=`[[*pagetitle:ucase]]`]]