I'd like to display some data on the page when the CMS is in debug mode, but it seems that the only way I can do it is to use the AM_DEBUG_ENABLED constant in normal PHP. Is it possible to use the AM's template language with constants? I don't see that referenced anywhere. Would it be possible to add a reserved variable in AM's template language that would indicate the current status of debug mode?

Everyone Hi, you can use normal PHP in the templates. That way it should be possible to use any constant in a template mixes with the template language as follows: <?php echo AM_ANY_CONSTANT; ?> if(window.hljsLoader && !document.currentScript.parentNode.hasAttribute('data-s9e-livepreview-onupdate')) { window.hljsLoader.highlightBlocks(document.currentScript.parentNode); } Please note that PHP is parsed before the template language. But that shoudn't be a problem here since constants can't be redefined.

Debug mode check

Everyone

I'd like to display some data on the page when the CMS is in debug mode, but it seems that the only way I can do it is to use the AM_DEBUG_ENABLED constant in normal PHP.

Is it possible to use the AM's template language with constants? I don't see that referenced anywhere.
Would it be possible to add a reserved variable in AM's template language that would indicate the current status of debug mode?

mad

Everyone Hi, you can use normal PHP in the templates. That way it should be possible to use any constant in a template mixes with the template language as follows:

<?php echo AM_ANY_CONSTANT; ?>

Please note that PHP is parsed before the template language. But that shoudn't be a problem here since constants can't be redefined.

Everyone

Right. So this works fine:
<?php if( AM_DEBUG_ENABLED ): ?> @{ textDebugInfo } <?php endif; ?>

And if we need to get needlessly fancy:
<?php $Automad->Shared->set('debugMode', AM_DEBUG_ENABLED); ?> <@ if @{debugMode} @> @{ textDebugInfo } <@ end @>