There are a number of global keywords that you may use to customize any class of VXN. Just enter the keyword and any associated value into any VXN file to make use of the feature.
There are also a number of keywords which are specific to each VXN that are covered elsewhere.
All of these keywords must appear in every VXN file or the file will not work
Any of the following keywords may appear in any VXN file to take advantage of the feature the keyword offers. None are required to appear, however.
This keyword appears in every VXN file and must be set to "Vaxxine Computer Systems" to work.
ContentHost = Vaxxine Computer Systems
This keyword appears in every VXN file and specifies the general type of WWW Extension you require. Several different VXNs are available in each class. For instance, there are classes of VXNs that are dedicated to managing WWW users, providing counts of visitors to your site, offering guestbooks for your users to sign, and much more.
VXNClass = Guestbook
Within each class there are a number of specific VXNs that provide particular features. For instance, there are different guestbooks that provide various options such as the ability to send new entries via e-mail or present the information slightly differently. The particular type of VXN within the class is specified with the VXNSub keyword.
VXNSub = Basic
The VXNUser keyword may appear one or more times in a VXN file. Each time it appears it specifies the name of a user that is permitted to access the file. The VXN file must be in a password protected directory for this keyword to work.
VXNUser = develop VXNUser = vaxxweb
The VXNDateStart keyword is an optional one which specifiies the beginning date from which the VXN is available. It is recommended the date be specified in the YYYY-MM-DD format though most common date formats are recognized.
If a starting date is not provided but an ending date is then the starting date is assumed to be January 1 of the current year.
VXNDateStart = 2000-01-01
The VXNDateEnd keyword is an optional one which specifiies the ending date before which the VXN is available. It is recommended the date be specified in the YYYY-MM-DD format though most common date formats are recognized.
If an ending date is not provided but a starting date is then the ending date is assumed to be December 31 of the current year.
VXNDateStart = 2000-01-01
The VXNTimeStart keyword is an optional one which specifies the beginning time each day from which the VXN is available.
It is recommended that the time be specified in the 24 hour clock (a.k.a. "military clock") format although most common time formats are recognized. Calculation of the 24 hour format is easy. Midnight is hour 0 and you add 1 for every hour since. 2:00 PM in the 12 hour format is 14:00 (pronounced "14 hundred hours") in the 24 hour format.
If an ending time is not provided but a starting time is then the ending time is assumed to be 23:59.
VXNTimeStart = 14:00
The VXNTimeEnd keyword is an optional one which specifies the ending time each day before which the VXN is available.
It is recommended that the time be specified in the 24 hour clock (a.k.a. "military clock") format although most common time formats are recognized. Calculation of the 24 hour format is easy. Midnight is hour 0 and you add 1 for every hour since. 2:00 PM in the 12 hour format is 14:00 (pronounced "14 hundred hours") in the 24 hour format .
If a starting time is not provided but an ending time is then the starting time is assumed to be 0:00.
VXNTimeEnd = 14:00