If you are working on code for pluck (whether this is code for a module, for a theme or you are working on the main code), there are some built in variables you can use. This page lists them in an easy table.
The area listed in the table below, refers to the area in which you can use the variable. We have three areas:
| Variable | What does it do? | Introduced in version | Area |
|---|---|---|---|
$pluck_version | Contains the version of pluck you're running. | 4.6 | all |
$site_title | Contains the title of the website. | 4.6 | all |
$site_langfile | Contains the language file used (for example en.php). | 4.6 | all |
$site_lang | Contains the two-letter code of the language used (for example en). | 4.6 | all |
$site_email | Contains email adress set by the user. | 4.6 | all |
$site_theme | Contains theme set by the user. | 4.6 | all |
$current_page_filename | Contains the filename of the current page (for example kop1.php). | 4.6 | site |
$current_module_dir | Contains the directory of the module that's being executed (for example blog). | 4.6 | site |
$current_module_page | Contains the module page that's being executed (for example viewalbum). | 4.6 | site |
$page_title | Contains the name of the current page. | 4.6 | site |