This container tag iterates, or loops, over all custom fields associated with an entry.

<mt:Entries>
    <mt:EntryCustomFields>
        <$mt:CustomFieldName$>
    </mt:EntryCustomFields>
</mt:Entries>

Filter the list of fields using the include or exclude attributes.

Attributes ¶

include ¶

Value is the name of the custom fields you wish to include from the loop:

<mt:EntryCustomFields include="Foo Field, Bar Field">
    <$mt:CustomFieldName$>
</mt:EntryCustomFields>

exclude ¶

Value is the name of the custom fields you wish to exclude from the loop:

<mt:EntryCustomFields exclude="Foo Field, Bar Field">
    <$mt:CustomFieldName$>
</mt:EntryCustomFields>

Examples ¶

Display Custom Field Data ¶

The following mtml code will loop through every custom field and output the function tags: mt:CustomFieldName, mt:CustomFieldDescription, mt:CustomFieldValue (using the "default" to apply "[no value]" as a default value), mt:CustomFieldBasename, mt:CustomFieldHTML (attributes encodehtml and strip added to encode html attribtutes and place output on one line, respectivly. Remove these attributes when actual html form elements are desired)...

<mt:Entries>
    <h1><$mt:EntryTitle$></h1>
    <pre>
    <mt:EntryCustomFields>
        CustomFieldName:        <$mt:CustomFieldName$>
        CustomFieldDescription: <$mt:CustomFieldDescription$>
        CustomFieldValue:       <$mt:CustomFieldValue _default="[no value]"$>
        CustomFieldBasename:    <$mt:CustomFieldBasename$>
        CustomFieldHTML:        <$mt:CustomFieldHTML encode_html="1" strip=" "$>
    </mt:EntryCustomFields>
    </pre>
</mt:Entries>

The following tags are more specific aliases of the more generic tags in the above example:

• mt:EntryCustomFieldName
• mt:EntryCustomFieldDescription
• mt:EntryCustomFieldValue

Related ¶

• Guide to Custom Fields