Tag: loop

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MH Index

Mike Heavers

The Index plugin simply outputs the current index of an entry within the channel entries loop. This is the same as the {count} tag but starts from 0 instead of 1. Just surround the {count} tag with this tag pair as follows:

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SurgerEE

Digital Surgeons

Ever want to use php in your templates because of some glaringly missing functionality? SurgerEE is an ongoing collection of tags filling those gaps and aiding with your template surgery.

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Increment

Pv Ledoux

This plugin auto-increments itself on each call.

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Tally

Derek Hogue (Amphibian Design)

Tally is a simple plugin which allows you to calculate totals or averages for numeric values in an entries loop. A common use for this would be calculating order totals for the month from your e-commerce orders channel, or adding other financial data spreadsheet-style.

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Entry Lottoree

Brett DeWoody

Entry Lottoree allows you to display X random entries from your exp:channel:entries loop. For example, a random entry from your 10 most recent entries.

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BW Category Count

Wouter Vervloet (Baseworks)

BW Category Count is an ExpressionEngine 2.x add-on that adds a {category_count} variable to the {exp:channel:entries} loop. Which show the number of categories assigned to the current entry.

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Loopee

Daniel Ott

The Loopee ExpressionEngine Plugin allows you to loop over custom parameters using tag pairs. It is useful in scenarios where you want to loop over values that aren't in channels.

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YearList

Ryan Irelan

Fetches the distinct years of all entries in a specified weblog. Can be used to create a year archive list.

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Loop Plugin

PutYourLightsOn (Ben Croker)

The only way of putting repetitive numerical values into your templates is either by hard-coding them in or by enabling and using php to do it. I always try to avoid enabling php in templates for security purposes, and hard-coding in for example a drop-down select box with 100 values is never fun. This plugin solves the problem by allowing you to perform loops in your templates.