MTMediaManagerItems
A container tag representing a list of Media Manager entries. The actual list can be configured using the optional attributes to this tag. The default is to display all entries. To alter this behavior, you can provide one of several attributes to filter the results.
Attributes
catalog
Restricts the result set by the corresponding Amazon Search Index or “Catalog.” The default is “all.”
Possible Values: ”all | Books | DVD | VHS | Electronics | Video | VideoGames | Music | MusicTracks | Kitchen | Classical | Software”
lastn
Display the last N entries (according to sortorder and sortby below), where N is some number greater than 0.
offset
Specifies the number of records to offset the beginning of the list by, then displays the remaining entries (or the next n entries if used in combination with lastn). For example, the following tag will display entries 6-10 (inclusively):
<MTMediaManagerItems lastn="5" offset="5">
...
</MTMediaManagerItems>
status
Limit entries displayed to those with the given status. Valid values are unread, reading and read. If no status attribute is given, entries are displayed regardless of status.
isbn
Limit entries displayed to those with a matching ISBN. Cannot be used with the entry_id attribute.
entry_id
Limit entries displayed to those with an associated blog entry id matching entry_id. Cannot be used with the isbn attribute.
sort_order
Specifies the sort order for this particular
Possible values: “ascend|descend”
sort_by
Specifies the field by which to sort. Valid values are status, isbn, entryid, modifiedon, finishedon and enteredon. You can specify an arbitrary sort order for your entries by overriding the ”last modified on” field in the Media Manager interface and sorting by modifiedon. If you sort by entryid, entries without an associated blog entry id will be skipped. The default value is entered_on (the date on which the entry was originally entered).
Example
Attributes of MTMediaManagerItems can be combined in arbitrary ways. For example, the following tag will take all entries with status set to ”unread”, sort them in ascending order according to the last modified date and display items 11 through 20 (inclusive) of that set.
<MTMediaManagerItems lastn="10" offset="10"
status="unread" sort_order="ascend"
sort_by="modified_on">
...
</MTMediaManagerItems>
