What is a tag?
Tags are a more free, flexible, and completely determined by users rather than traditional classifications defined by websites. Based on your own understanding, you can add one or more tags to various files such as published articles, uploaded pictures, music, videos, etc. to flexibly describe them.
What is the purpose of adding a tag?
Tags reflect the power of the group, allowing users to generate more associations and interactions through similar content. You add a tag when publishing a log or uploading a file and you can see all logs and files that woku.com uses the same tag as you.
What do different sizes and thicknesses of text in the tag channel represent?
Using labels with different sizes and thicknesses represents the different frequency of use of labels. The larger and thicker the font, the higher the frequency of these tags.
What should you pay attention to when adding tags?
① Please separate multiple labels with spaces.
② The maximum length of each label is 10 Chinese characters.
③ Each log or file can only add up to 10 tags, which include tags added by yourself and other users.
Can I add tags to logs and files posted by others?
You can determine whether you can add tags based on the viewing object's reading permissions. All users can add tags for public logs or files; only friends and authors can add tags for logs that are only for friends to browse; only those logs or files that are only for authors can add tags. Of course, no matter who adds the tag, only the author of the log or file can modify or delete these tags.
So I found some asp codes that implement tag function for reference only
The code copy is as follows:
'***************************************************************
'Purpose: Define the TTag class
'Input: None
'Return: None
'***************************************************************
ClassTTag
PublicID
PublicName
PublicIntro
PublicOrder
PublicCount
PublicPropertyGetEncodeName
EncodeName=Server.URLEncode(Name)
EndProperty
PublicPropertyGetUrl
Url=ZC_BLOG_HOST&"catalog.asp?"&"tags="&Server.URLEncode(Name)
EndProperty
PublicPropertyGetHtmlUrl
HtmlUrl=TransferHTML(Url,"[html-format]")
EndProperty
PublicPropertyGetHtmlIntro
HtmlIntro=TransferHTML(Intro,"[html-format]")