adi_join is a simple little thing to join stuff together. Useful for creating comma-separated lists of data.

Simply put the adi_join tag around the output you need joined:

<txp:adi_join>
	...statement 1...
	...statement 2...
	...statement 3...
</txp:adi_join>

and you’ll...

Split, loop and repeat a value by value. With this Textpattern plugin, you can turn a simple list of values into advanced HTML output and lists. Split markup half, and represent halves in different places on the page.

Which articles have been viewed recently, by either date or popularity? Show people what’s hot or not on your site.

Iterate over stuff. Any TXP variable available on the public side can be grabbed and its contents can be filtered, then each one of the remaining items can be used in a form.

This plugin works like the built in txp:linklist.

But opposite to the built in tag, this plugin does not allow to configure the link category as a static filter. Instead it reads the category from the ?c=‘xxxx’ HTTP-Get Parameter in the URL and filters the links...

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Expands on recent_comments by allowing the use of forms to display the comments. You can access all the fields from the comment and it’s parent article.

Displays plugin information as a list for all plugins installed and enabled in TXP, will also display plugin cache files by name.

wet_if_page is a conditional tag. In article list mode, it takes a comma separated list of page numbers and compares it to the current page. The contained markup will be rendered when conditions are met, otherwise the “else” part is...