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view is just our terminology for a page type, or a mode. There are a lot of different ways to look at one's journal --- the default way is the "lastn" view, where it shows the last 'n' most recent events, in reverse order. However, there's also a calendar view, a day view when you click a day on the calendar, and more coming soon (a search page, and a search results page). Each and every view type is customizable through the style system, which you should read up on if you haven't already.
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variables that affect them.
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{'name'}\">| $vi->{'name'}: $vi->{'props'}->{'name'} |
\n\n";
LJ::xlinkify(\$vi->{'props'}->{'des'});
$ret .= $vi->{'props'}->{'des'};
$ret .= " {'props'}->{'url'}\">Example page.\n"
if (defined $vi->{props}->{url});
$ret .= "Variables affecting this view:
\n";
foreach my $v (sort { $a->{'name'} cmp $b->{'name'} } @vars)
{
next unless ($v->{'props'}->{'scope'} =~ /\b$vi->{'name'}\b/);
$ret .= "- {'name'}\">$v->{'name'}\n";
}
$ret .= "
\n";
}
return $ret;
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