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            ! Cookies (Taglines)
Cookies feature is also called "__Fortune cookies__" or "__Taglines__".

!! Overview
Users with permission to admin cookies (taglines) are capable of editing, adding and removing taglines, taglines are just strings that can be displayed using the ~np~{cookie}~/np~ syntax in any template, wiki page, article or comment.

Taglines are managed from this screen:

^::{img src="img/wiki_up/tiki_html_717a20cc.png" }::^

You can add taglines, remove taglines or upload taglines from a text file, the file should contain one tagline per line.

The remove all cookies option can be used if you want to renew your set of cookies using a new text file.

!! Usage
This is a small ((tutorial)) on how to use taglines on your tiki site.

# Log into your Tiki as admin or with appropriate permissions. 
# Download the taglines.txt text file from the Tiki site at SourceForge (see reference below), or from ((Mods Type Taglines)). Or, create a text file with one saying per line. 
# Upload the taglines.txt (if downloaded manually from SourceForge) or your text file into your Tiki. Open the left-hand admin menu by clicking on the "::" or folder icon, find Cookies, and click it. Use the interface to upload. 
# Again in the left-hand admin menu, find Modules and click it. In "Create New User Module", create a new module with the Name and Title set to "Funnies" or something of that nature, and add "{cookies}" to its Data textbox, without the quotes. That's curly-brace, cookies, and curly-brace. 
# Save the module, and note that it is now listed in the "Assign Module" section above where you created the module. 
# Now assign the module to somewhere on your site, for example, to the right column, position 6. Be sure to assign a group (pick anonymous if you just want to see it work) and set the module's display parameters. 
# See that the module is now displayed with one of the "cookies" inside. 

!! Use dynamic content to display taglines
Another cool feature is that you can include a dynamic block in a Wiki pages, dynamic blocks are configured as admin using the “Edit dynamic content” feature, basically a dynamic content block is some text that is programmed to
appear from a given date. You can include dynamic content using: 
{CODE()}
{content id=1}
{CODE}

That will display the current value of the dynamic content block with id=1

Or
{CODE()}
{rcontent id=1}
{CODE}

That will display a random value for all the contents defined for the block with id=1 (__ideal for cookies or taglines__!!)

-=Related pages=-
* ((Mods))
* ((Mods User))
* ((Mods Admin))
* ((Mods Details))
* ((Mods List))

* ((Mods Type Taglines))
* ((Dynamic Content))