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What are the application scenarios and encoding differences of the `urlencode` and `iriencode` filters in the AnQi CMS template when encoding URL parameters?

In AnQiCMS template development, when handling URL parameters, we often encounter the need to encode them.This is mainly to ensure the legality of the URL, avoid special characters from destroying the URL structure, and correctly transmit data containing non-ASCII characters (such as Chinese).AnQiCMS provides the `urlencode` and `iriencode` filters to help us complete this task, but their application scenarios and encoding differences are not the same.
How to use the `first` and `last` filters to quickly get the title of the first or last article in the Anqi CMS article list?
In Anqi CMS template, how does the `random` filter implement the random selection of an element from an array or string to display and enhance the dynamic nature of the content?
How to implement `striptags` and `removetags` filters in Anqicms, one for removing all HTML tags and another for removing specified tags?
How to use the `yesno` filter to output custom text such as 'Enabled/Disabled/Pending' based on the boolean value or the existence of a field returned by the Anqi CMS backend?
The `addslashes` filter in AnQi CMS, how to escape a string that may contain special characters to safely insert into JS or HTML attribute values?

In the daily operation of Anqi CMS, we often need to display the dynamic content stored in the database on the front end of the website.This content may come from user input, data scraping, or other channels, and it is inevitable that it will contain some special characters.If these special characters are not handled properly and directly inserted into JavaScript code or HTML attribute values, it may cause page layout chaos, functionality failure, and even serious security risks, such as cross-site scripting attacks (XSS).
How does the `add` filter in the Anqi CMS template implement the mixing of numbers and strings and how to handle type mismatches?

AnQiCMS (AnQiCMS) provides flexible and powerful tools for content creators and website developers with its Django-like template engine syntax.When building dynamic web content, we often need to combine different types of data (such as numbers and strings) together to form the final display effect.At this time, the `add` filter in the Anqi CMS template can come in handy.
How to efficiently remove specific punctuation marks or spaces from a string using the `cut` filter in the Anqi CMS template to clean up the output content?
How to use `upper`, `lower`, `capfirst`, and `title` filters to unify the English title case format of the CMS frontend page?

In website operation, the professionalism and consistency of content display are crucial for improving user experience and brand image.Especially when dealing with English titles, consistent capitalization not only makes the page look neater, but also indirectly affects the readability of the content.AnQiCMS (AnQiCMS) relies on the powerful features of the Django template engine and provides several very practical filters to help us easily format the case of English titles on the front-end page.
What are the differences in the truncation logic of the `truncatewords` and `truncatechars` filters when truncating the abstract of an AnQi CMS article?

In Anqi CMS, in order to display the article summary on the list page or preview area, we often need to truncate the article content.At this time, the `truncatewords` and `truncatechars` filters come into play.They all can help us to shorten long content, but there are significant differences in the truncation logic between them, especially in handling Chinese and English characters and words, where their performance is even more disparate.Understanding these differences can help us better control the presentation of the summary.

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