AnQiCMS Help Document and User Guide
In AnQi CMS, one of the core aspects of content management is the control of document status, which directly relates to the visibility and review process of website content.When you retrieve the document list through the `archive/list` interface, the `status` field in the returned data assumes this critical responsibility.Understanding the meaning of this field can help you manage website content more efficiently and ensure that information is presented correctly to visitors.### `status` field
When using AnQiCMS, we often retrieve detailed information or lists of documents or other content from the API interface.In these returned data, `created_time` (creation time) and `updated_time` (update time) are two very critical fields.Many users may be curious, what are these values that look like a string of numbers?They are actually standard Unix timestamps. ### Understanding Unix Timestamps Unix timestamp, also known as Posix time
In website content operation, providing users with relevant article recommendations is an important strategy to enhance user experience, extend visit duration, and optimize content discovery.The AnqiCMS document list interface (`archive/list`) provides a very convenient feature, which can be easily achieved by setting the `type=related` parameter.### Understanding the `type=related` mode After a user has finished browsing a document (article, product, etc.), they usually want to find more information that is thematically similar and complementary to the current content.
When displaying a large number of documents on the website frontend, pagination navigation is a key feature for improving user experience and managing data loading efficiency.AnQiCMS (AnQiCMS) provides a powerful and flexible API interface, allowing you to easily implement pagination of document lists on the front end.This article will introduce in detail how to use the `page` and `total` parameters in the `archive/list` interface to build a fully functional pagination navigation.--- ### Understanding the core of AnQi CMS pagination mechanism To build pagination navigation for the document list
When using AnQi CMS to manage website content, we often encounter scenarios involving image upload and display.In the data structure of documents (articles, products, etc.), categories, and even single pages, the `images`, `logo`, and `thumb` fields play different roles. They work together to support the effective presentation and performance optimization of the website's visual content.Understanding their specific purposes can help us better plan content and optimize the user experience.### `images` : multi-image display and rich content `images`
When using AnQi CMS for website content management, we often need to display more personalized data beyond the usual information such as title, summary, thumbnail, etc.This additional information, such as the author of the article, the model of the product, the release location, etc., is achieved through the powerful custom field function of Anqi CMS.How can we elegantly extract and utilize these custom fields when we obtain the document list through the `archive/list` interface on the front end?The answer is hidden in the `extra` field of the returned data
In the daily operation of a website, providing users with an efficient and convenient in-site search function is a key factor in improving user experience and guiding content discovery.For those of us using AnQiCMS to manage website content, it is not difficult to achieve this function.AnQi CMS provides a very practical parameter——`q`, which allows us to easily search for keywords in the document list.### Start the in-site search journey: Understanding the `q` parameter In the AnQiCMS document list interface (/api/archive/list), `q`
In Anqi CMS, the `archive/list` interface is the core tool for obtaining the list of website documents, which provides a variety of parameters to help us accurately filter and display content.Among them, the `child` parameter, although simple in appearance, plays a vital role in the display of categories and their subcategories in documents, directly affecting the granularity of content presentation.Understand and make good use of this parameter, it can make the content organization of your website clearer and improve the user experience.By default, when you access `archive/list`
In AnQiCMS (AnQiCMS), content managers often need to flexibly display important content on the website, such as setting specific articles as 'headline' or 'slideshow' to attract users' attention.The AnQi CMS provides a very practical feature, that is, marking documents through the 'recommended attribute' (flag).If you want to get the list of documents marked specially, the AnQiCMS API interface can help you achieve it easily.
In website operation, we often need to flexibly display content, such as displaying the latest articles on a page, but not including content under certain specific categories, such as announcements or internal news.AnQiCMS as a powerful content management system, provides a rich set of API interfaces to meet these complex display requirements.Today, let's delve into a very practical parameter of the `archive/list` interface: `excludeCategoryId`, especially how it supports excluding multiple categories of documents.###
