13 docs tagged with "Twig"

When custom forms include a choice column (previously known as an optionset or a picklist), access to the metadata is required to include all possible values as part of the markup, usually as a SELECT HTML tag.

To add WordPress user as an object to Twig, use the following code:

To add a custom function use following filter:

To inject dynamic data outside of the page content, you can use direct code in header.php or footer.php to render the dynamic content:

Add a custom Twig function to verify if user with given email already exists.

Configuration guide for Twig in DataPress, covering debug mode, caching, device detection, date/time handling, and request context objects.

The ICDSTWIGUSE_PRIVILEGES flag is designed to enhance security and editorial control over pages that utilize Twig-based integrations with Dataverse, including elements like ` and `.

A collection of practical Twig examples for DataPress, covering record rendering, user info, metadata access, formatting, lookups, choices, currency, and more.

Follow this example to retrieve multiple records:

Reference guide to DataPress Twig global objects, filters and functions, including formatted values, entity references, file/image URLs, Web API queries, and utility helpers.

What You Can Do with Twig in DataPress.

Learn how to use Twig for rendering entire pages in DataPress, including different modes, advantages, and best practices to avoid common issues.

A practical guide to creating, using, and overriding reusable Twig templates in DataPress.