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Token Filter
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This is a very simple module to make token values available as an input filter.
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This initial development version only works for global and user token types.
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Installation:
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1) Enable the module
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2) Go to /admin/settings/filters and enable the token_filter for any of your existing filter type or if you wish, create a new one.
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Then in the text where you use that input filter you can use substitution tokens with
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[token global site-name] etc.
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Tokens typically available are:
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global:
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user-name
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user-id
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user-mail
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site-url
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site-name
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site-slogan
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site-mail
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site-date
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user:
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user
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user-raw
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uid
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mail
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reg-date
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reg-since
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log-date
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log-since
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date-in-tz
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account-url
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account-edit
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