The ChannelInfo component provides data about a channel in your application.
The following example shows the id, name, email and description of the channel.
<fm:ChannelInfo>
<li> ID: {$$channel.id}, name: {$$channel.name}, emailaddress: {$$channel.emailaddress}, description: {$$channel.description}</li>
</fm:ChannelInfo>
| Name | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| cid | Required | The id of the channel. |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| channel.created | The date and time the channel was created. |
| channel.delete_media_interval | This setting works together with `channel.delete_media_moderationstatus` to delete media from the system forever, and does not set the media status to deleted. This is the media auto-delete interval setting for the channel; it is an integer with value signifying the days to keep the media in our system from time of upload before deleting them from the system forever. Examples: 30: means delete media 30 days after it has been uploaded 0 means do not delete media automatically, even if `channel.delete_media_moderationstatus` is set. *** NOTE *** The setting `channel.delete_media_moderationstatus` has to be set to a value greater than 0 for this function to work. |
| channel.delete_media_moderationstatus | This setting works together with `channel.delete_media_interval` to delete media from the system forever, and does not set the media status to deleted. This is the media auto-delete moderationstatus setting for the channel; it is an integer with the following possible values: 0: Do Not Delete Media Automatically (even if `delete_media_interval` is set) 1: Delete All Media Automatically, after the specified `delete_media_interval` 2: Delete Trashed Media Automatically, after the specified `delete_media_interval` 3: Delete Deleted Media Automatically, after the specified `delete_media_interval` 4: Delete Denied Media Automatically, after the specified `delete_media_interval` *** NOTE *** The setting `channel.delete_media_interval` has to be set to a value greater than 0 for this function to work. |
| channel.description | A natural-language description of the purpose of the channel. This is defined in the Media Factory. |
| channel.emailaddress | The email address used to email media into the channel. Note: A different email has to be used for each channel. |
| channel.id | The id of the channel. |
| channel.name | The name of the channel. |
| channel.shortname | The 'shortname', as defined in the Media Factory. |
| channel.status | The status of the channel. Possible values are 1 (active) and 7 (deleted). |
| channel.thumburl | The thumbnail URL of the channel logo. |
| channel.treeleft | The treeleft value of the grouptree for the channel. |
| channel.treeright | The treeright value of the grouptree for the channel. |
| channel.parentchannel | ID of the parent channel of this channel. If the given channel does not have a parent - 0 is returned |
| channel.visibility | The visibility that has been set for the channel, "SHOWN" or "HIDDEN". Hiding a channel does not make the media within private, hidden or otherwise inaccessible. |