Placeholders

Plugin's placeholders

All text between the less-than and greater-than signs (<>) is a placeholder/variable, replace it with the requested value without the less-than and greater-than signs (<>).

PlaceholderAPI Placeholders

DeluxeTags plugin provides PlaceholderAPI placeholders that you can use in any plugin that supports PlaceholderAPI.

PlaceholderReturn ValueDescription

%deluxetags_tag%

Text

Returns the player's current tag.

%deluxetags_amount%

Number

Returns the total of the player's available tags.

%deluxetags_order%

Number

Returns the player's current tag's order.

%deluxetags_description%

Text

Returns the player's current tag's description.

%deluxetags_identifier%

Text

Returns the player's current tag's identifier.

%deluxetags_tag_<TagID>%

Text

Returns the specified tag.

%deluxetags_order_<TagID>%

Number

Returns the specified tag's order.

%deluxetags_description_<TagID>%

Text

Returns the specified tag's description.

%deluxetags_has_tag_<TagID>%

Boolean

Returns whether if the player has access to the specified tag or not.

Download

There is no need to download the expansion anymore! The expansion was moved inside the plugin itself in the 1.8.2 update which means less work for you! As long as you have PlaceholderAPI installed, the expansion will register automatically.

Internal Placeholders

DeluxeTags provides internal placeholders that you can use inside DeluxeTags's GUI and messages.

PlaceholderReturn ValueDescription

%player%

Text

Returns the player's name.

%displayname%

Text

Returns the player's display name.

%deluxetags_tag%

Text

Returns the tag.

%deluxetags_identifier%

Text

Returns the tag's identifier.

%deluxetags_description%

Text

Returns the tag's description.

%deluxetags_amount%

Number

Returns the tag's amount.

%deluxetags_available%

Text

Returns the configured text (messages.yml) based on whether the player has access to the tag or not.

%previous_page%

Number

Number of the previous page if there is one (works inside the GUI only).

%current_page%

Number

Number of the current page (works inside the GUI only).

%next_page%

Number

Number of the next page if there is one (works inside the GUI only).

%page%

Number

Number of next or previous page if there is one(Only works inside the gui on the next and previous page items).

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