Namespace DotNetNuke.Services.Tokens

Classes

BaseCustomTokenReplace allows to add multiple sources implementing IPropertyAccess.

BaseTokenReplace

The BaseTokenReplace class provides the tokenization of tokens formatted [object:property] or [object:property|format|ifEmpty] or [custom:no] within a string with the appropriate current property/custom values.

CoreTokenProvider

CssPropertyAccess

CulturePropertyAccess

DataRowPropertyAccess

DateTimePropertyAccess

DictionaryPropertyAccess

EmptyPropertyAccess

Returns an Empty String for all Properties.

HtmlTokenReplace

JavaScriptDto

Data-transfer-object for javascript file registration.

JavaScriptPropertyAccess

Property Access implementation for javascript registration.

JsonPropertyAccess<TModel>

PropertyAccess

Property Access to Objects using Reflection.

StylesheetDto

TicksPropertyAccess

TokenContext

The context in which tokenization should happen.

TokenProvider

TokenReplace

The TokenReplace class provides the option to replace tokens formatted [object:property] or [object:property|format] or [custom:no] within a string with the appropriate current property/custom values. Example for Newsletter: 'Dear [user:Displayname],' ==> 'Dear Superuser Account,' Supported Token Sources: User, Host, Portal, Tab, Module, Membership, Profile, Row, Date, Ticks, ArrayList (Custom), IDictionary.

Interfaces

IPropertyAccess

Provides access to properties.

Enums

CacheLevel

CacheLevel is used to specify the cachability of a string, determined as minimum of the used token cachability.

Scope

Scope informs the property access classes about the planned usage of the token.