| Variable |
Replacement Description |
| {$ITEM_COUNT} |
The number of items the Artist has in their store |
| {$ITEM_RANK} |
The number of the item on the output HTML. This will start at 1 for the first item, then count up-wards for each additional item. |
| {$ITEM_ID} |
The Jamroom Item ID number (i.e. 35) |
| {$ITEM_NAME} |
The name of the Item (as entered into the text box) |
| {$ITEM_DESCRIPTION} |
The Item Description |
| {$ITEM_COST} |
How much the item costs (as entered into the text box) |
| {$ITEM_EMAIL} |
The PayPal E-Mail Address associated with the Item ID |
| {$ITEM_NUMBER} |
The PayPal Item Number associated with the Item ID |
| {$ITEM_CCODE} |
The PayPal currency Country Code associated with the Item ID |
| {$CURRENCY_SYMBOL} |
Depending on the {$ITEM_CCODE} that has been chosen for this item, this variable will contain the correct HTML symbol for that currency. |
| {$ITEM_IMAGE} |
This creates an URL that can be used within an <img> tag |
| {$ITEM_IMAGE_GD} |
This creates an URL that can be used within an <img> tag, but also adds the THEME defined height and width (as defined in the config.cfg.php file) - this will ensure it runs through Jamroom’s GD image processing functions, which can make the image look much nicer if it is being resized, as well as save bandwidth. |
| {$ITEM_IMAGE_NAME} |
The name of the image file |
| {$ITEM_IMAGE_URL} |
This is a direct URL link to the item image, without being processed by Jamroom’s image.php script - this can be used to view the “original” of the image. |
| {$ITEM_IMAGE_TYPE} |
The image type for the image - i.e. jpg, gif, png, etc. |
| {$ITEM_IMAGE_TYPE} |
The image MIME type for the image i.e. image/jpeg |
| {$ITEM_IMAGE_SIZE} |
The size in bytes of the original image file |
| {$ITEM_IMAGE_EXTENSION} |
The image filename extension - i.e. jpg, png, etc. |
| {$ITEM_PAYPAL_FORM} |
This tag will generate all the necessary hidden form elements, and uses the link to the buy_now.gif file |
| {$ITEM_EMAIL_FILE_NAME} |
The Item E-Mail, formatted to link to the {$ITEM_EMAIL} Output File Name Variable. |
