02-11-2004, 09:13 AM
Uh..
Well...
Say you have a file in the FAQ:
So, imagine that it is a really long list. Now, instead of doing that, each file that mentions Texas will have a tag in the tax list: "texas". Now, I could do this:
Ok, so that's a bit redundant, but what it does is:
It lists all files with "texas" (non case-sensitive) as a tag and "*inTexas" as a filename, plus their descriptions (like "What kind of food they have in Texas"). The OR makes it so that repetitive files aren't shown.
Well...
Say you have a file in the FAQ:
Code:
All About Texas
TexanIndependence - How, when, and why Texas became independent from Mexico.
QBProgrammersInTexas - All qb programmers in Texas.
FoodsInTexas - What kind of food they have in Texas.
So, imagine that it is a really long list. Now, instead of doing that, each file that mentions Texas will have a tag in the tax list: "texas". Now, I could do this:
Code:
All About Texas
[select tag="texas" OR file="*inTexas"]
Ok, so that's a bit redundant, but what it does is:
It lists all files with "texas" (non case-sensitive) as a tag and "*inTexas" as a filename, plus their descriptions (like "What kind of food they have in Texas"). The OR makes it so that repetitive files aren't shown.
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