redirect

Redirects the current page to a given URL.

<@ redirect { options } @>

Options

url String: The URL to redirect the page to.
code 301|302: The HTTP response code to be used. The default is 302.

Example

A good example for a redirect is a search results page with automatic redirection for queries with only a single matching page:

<@ if @{ ?search } and @{ :pagelistCount } = 1 @>
  <@ foreach in pagelist @>
    <@ redirect { url: @{ url } } @>
  <@ end @>
<@ end @>

queryStringMerge set

Sanitizes a string for use in URLs or HTML attributes. The resulting string contains only lowercase letters a-z, numbers 0-9, hyphens -, and optionally dots .. This method is also suitable for filenames, as it preserves dots as file extension separators by default.

Creates the markup for a breadcrumb trail to the current page.

Creates a simple HTML list as navigation below a given page. This method basically serves as a shorthand version of a foreach loop iterating a pagelist of type "children".

This method is a shorthand version for the nav method, using the current page as the parent context.

This method is a shorthand version of the nav method, using the parent page of the current page as the parent context. The included pages are therefore all siblings of the current page.

This method is a shorthand version of the nav method, using the homepage page as the parent context.

Generates the HTML for a full site tree. This method can be used as a shorthand for recursively iterating over pagelists to create nested lists of page links.

Creates a new pagelist object. The current pagelist will be replaced. A foreach loop can be used to iterate the pagelist object. This method does not have any output. To only update the configuration of the current pagelist, without resetting all other parameters, the pagelist method can be used instead.