If the input is null, an empty string, or invalid (object.is_valid == false), return the default value. Otherwise returns the input. Note that if the input is the boolean value false, this will return false.
default: object default
Returns the input formatted as a string using the provided format string. There are three types of objects that can be formatted, and each type uses its own format strings. If the input object is a string that can be converted to a date, it will be converted to a date before formatting. Otherwise if the input object is a string that can be converted to a number, it will be converted to a number before formatting:
Numbers - Require a valid standard or custom .NET numeric format string. This is identical to using the format_number filter on a number.
Dates - Require a valid standard or custom .NET date format.
Time Diffs - Require a valid standard or custom .NET TimeSpan format.
format: String format
Returns a json-like representation of the current object up to depth layers deep (max 10). Will not load new information from the server unless forceLoad is set to true. Useful during template development and debugging, but do not rely on the result of the inspect tag for your live site.
inspect: Number depthBoolean force_load
Returns a string identifying the type of the input object. If generic_object_check is true, will return "object" for most objects. If generic_object_check is false or unspecified, will return the value of {{ object.object_type }} for objects with an object_type property.
object_type: Boolean generic_object_check
The most common object_type values are: null, object, string, boolean, date, number, list, other specific object types (article, blog_post, etc...)
object
{% set_content_type %}
Returns a random value. Can behave differently depending on both the type of input and on the arguments supplied. Unless prevent_cache is false, the rand filter will prevent the page from being fast-cached. Note: the rand filter should NOT be considered cryptographically secure - do not use in places where cryptographic security is a requirement (ie: do not use to generate random passwords).
rand: Integer lengthBoolean allow_repeatsBoolean prevent_cache
This filter behaves differently depending on the type of input supplied:
Number - If the input is an integer and length is 1, returns a new integer between 1 and the input value. If the input is an integer and length is greater than 1, returns a new list of length numbers between 1 and the input value. If allow_repeats is false, the list returned will be unique. This may result in a list with fewer than length items if the input is less than length.
String - If the input is a string, returns a new random string with length characters, where each character comes directly from the input. If allow_repeats is false, no characters from the input will be used more than once (although any character repeated in the input may be repeated up to the same number of times in the resulting string) - which may result in a string shorter than length if the input string is shorter than length.
List - If the input is a list or list-like object and length is 1, returns a random object from the list. If the input is a list or list-like object and length is greater than 1, returns a new random list of length items from the input list. If allow_repeats is false, no items from the input will be used more than once (although any repeated items in the input may be repeated up to the same number of times in the resulting list) - which may result in a list with fewer than length items if the input list has fewer than length items.
Converts the input to true or false if possible. If not returns null.
to_boolean
boolean
Converts the input to an integer.
to_int
If the input is null, returns 0. If the input is non-null and cannot be convert to an integer, returns null.
This filter has been deprecated. You should use the json_encode filter instead. Encode a string to be used output as JSON. Unlike json_encode, if the string is null this will return an empty string instead.
for_json
{% for %}
Converts the input to a number.
to_number
If the input is null, returns 0. If the input is non-null and cannot be convert to an integer, returns null.
number
Converts a date to the specified timezone.
to_timezone: String timezone
{{ timezone }}
{% set_timezone %}