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The name CMS_FILELIST specifies which content type should be used and [1] is the index of headline. The index must be integer value.

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echo "CMS_FILELIST[1]";
or
echo "CMS_FILELIST[100]";

1.Configuration Configuration

The configuration of CMS_FILELIST is splitted in four different sections.

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• file list title: here you can input title of your file list.
• file list style here you can define style of your filelist. By default you have default style, which is defined in cms_filelist_style_default.html template in templates folder.
  Of course it is possible to define own templates. you can do it by client setting. The setting you have to set looks like: type -> cms_filelist_style. name -> some name, this name displayed in configuration drop down, value -> is the name of new template, it must begin with cms_filelist_style prefix, the rest can free defined.
  Example: cms_filelist_style_mynewdefaultstyle.html could be a valid name.
  After creation of client setting you have to create and fill new template in style -> html with the name.
• file list sort: in this setting you can set given sort criteria.
• sort order: you can define here sord order ascending or descending.
• include subdirectories: check this option if you want include subdirectories with the files.
• include metadata: check this option if you want include file meta data.

In the third tab Filter you can define different filters.

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Possible placeholder which you can use are:

• {TITLE}
• {FILEMETA_DESCRIPTION}
• {FILEMETA_MEDIANAME}
• {FILEMETA_KEYWORDS}
• {FILEMETA_INTERNAL_NOTICE}
• {FILEMETA_COPYRIGHT}
• {FILETHUMB}
• {FILENAME}
• {FILESIZE}
• {FILEEXTENSION}
• {FILECREATIONDATE}
• {FILEMODIFYDATE}
• {FILEDIRECTORY}
• {FILELINK}

Methods for CMS_FILELIST

List all methods for CMS_FILELIST at our API documentation.