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If the "general_information" flag is turned on, CONTENIDO will output some informations about the viewed webpage as HTML comments at the beginning of the page. They look similar to this:
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<!-- Layout: start_page (2) Template: start_page (3) Language: 1 (deutsch) Category: 1 (Hauptnavigation) Article: Start (catart = 84, artlang = 117, art = 77) --> |
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The "container_display" flag enables the output of markers at the beginning and at the end of containers.
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<!-- START CONTAINER navigation_top (212) -->
<ul>
<li>
<a class="" href="front_content.php?idcat=40&lang=1" title="Kontakt">Kontakt</a>
</li>
<li>
<a class="" href="front_content.php?idcat=47&lang=1" title="Sitemap">Sitemap</a>
</li>
<li>
<a class="" href="front_content.php?idcat=41&lang=1" title="Login">Login</a>
</li>
</ul>
<!-- END CONTAINER navigation_top (212) --> |
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This flag enables markers at the beginning and at the end of module output:
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<!-- START MODULE layout_logo (33) -->
<a href="http://localhost/contenido/cms/" title="CONTENIDO">
<img src="images/misc/logo.png" width="279" height="41" alt="CONTENIDO" id="logo" />
</a>
<!-- END MODULE layout_logo (33) --> |
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This flag can only be enabled if "module_display" is enabled, too. If enabled, CONTENIDO will time how long one module takes to generate its output. This is extremely helpful to find modules that slow down the website:
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<!-- START MODULE layout_logo (33) -->
<a href="http://localhost/contenido/cms/" title="CONTENIDO">
<img src="images/misc/logo.png" width="279" height="41" alt="CONTENIDO" id="logo" />
</a>
<!-- END MODULE layout_logo (33) AFTER 0.0012640953063965 --> |
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<!-- SMARTY TEMPLATE get.tpl --> |
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<!-- CTEMPLATE get.html --> |
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The last variable in the config.php is used to make CONTENIDO ignore its code cache. This is useful if you want to edit your modules outside of CONTENIDO and want to get immediate results without having to go into the backend and clear the cache yourself.