AnQiCMS Help Document and User Guide
When using AnQi CMS to manage website content, you often see a field named `extra` in the data returned by document detail or document list interfaces (such as `archiveDetail` and `archiveList`).This field is specifically used to carry custom information we set for the document model.Understanding the structure of the `extra` field and its correspondence with backend custom fields is crucial for front-end development and content management.
When building a website with AnQiCMS, we often retrieve detailed document information from the backend interface.Among them, images are an indispensable part of content display, and the `thumb` (thumbnail) and `logo` (logo) fields are particularly important, as they are usually used in article lists, the top or sidebar of detail pages, and other locations.However, in actual development, we may encounter situations where these fields return empty.How should we handle it elegantly when the front-end gets an empty value, to ensure the friendliness of the user interface (UI) and the integrity of the content
Building clear and accessible links for your website content in Anqi CMS is a key factor in optimizing user experience and search engine rankings.Among them, using the `url_token` in the `category` object to build category links is an efficient and SEO**compliant method.Understand the role of `url_token` in category links `url_token` is a unique identifier provided by Anqi CMS for each category, usually a short, descriptive English word or pinyin
When using AnQiCMS to manage website content, many users may notice a phenomenon: even for ordinary articles, news, and other non-product type documents, the returned data structure still contains the `price` (price) and `stock` (inventory quantity) fields when their details are retrieved through the API.This may seem confusing at first glance, but after understanding the design philosophy of AnQiCMS, it will be found that this is exactly the embodiment of its powerful flexibility and scalability.AnQiCMS is designed at the bottom level
How to make important information stand out in the vast sea of content on a website and be discovered by users first is the focus of every operator.AnQiCMS (AnQiCMS) provides us with a very flexible and powerful tool for managing the display priority and characteristics of content - that is the `flag` field.This little field, yet contains huge potential for content operation.The mystery of the `flag` field: the叠加effect of multiple attributes In Anqi CMS, the `flag` field plays the role of document "recommended attribute" or "characteristic mark".
In website operation, user experience is always a core consideration. When visitors click into a document detail page, they expect a smooth, fast and secure content loading experience.AnQiCMS (AnQiCMS) provides a powerful and flexible API interface, allowing us to carefully design the document loading mechanism of the front-end page, thereby significantly improving user satisfaction.**Understanding the Core: The Power and Details of the `archiveDetail` Interface** When we talk about loading document details, the focus is initially on the `archiveDetail` interface
When you are running a website, you often need to manage content data in a fine-grained manner, such as tracking the number of views of articles, or modifying other properties of documents in specific scenarios.AnQiCMS provides a powerful API interface, making these operations possible.This article will introduce you in detail on how to use these interfaces to increase the document page views or update other fields. ## Learn about the API interaction mode of Anqi CMS In Anqi CMS, operations on document data are mainly divided into retrieval (read) and writing (creation/modify).for reading data
When using Anq CMS for website content management or secondary development, you may notice that in the data returned by the classification or document detail interface, there is a `type` field under `data.category`. This field's value is usually `1` or `3`, what does it represent in terms of classification, and what practical significance does it have for our content organization and website presentation?Understanding this is very critical for more efficient use of Anqi CMS for website content planning and maintenance.In short
In AnQi CMS, tags are important tools for organizing content, enhancing user experience, and optimizing search engine rankings.They can help visitors find relevant content quickly, and also allow website administrators to better manage information.When we browse the details page of a document, we often hope to see a list of all tags associated with the document, which can not only guide users to discover more relevant content, but also enrich the semantic structure of the page.To obtain the tag list associated with a specific document, we usually need to perform two steps: first, determine the unique identifier of the target document
In the daily use of AnQi CMS, the `description` field is a seemingly insignificant but extremely important part.It is not just a brief summary of the content, but also a bridge of communication between the website content, search engines, and users.A well-written description that can effectively improve the click-through rate of articles in search results and help search engines better understand the content theme.According to the AnQi CMS documentation, when publishing or importing a document (archive), the `description` field has a clear recommendation
