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A large number of CpmFetch calls take the source tag as a parameter. The source parameter is a way to narrow down what CpmFetch will consider eligible to be displayed. These seemingly simple parameter allows you great control over your results.
As of CpmFetch 2.0 there are several items you can pass as the $source parameter: cat, album, owner, keyword and text. You can mix and match them as much as you want, but each one can only occur once in the $source string. You can however, specify each one with as many items as you want all seperated with commas. Here is an example:
"cat=5,3:album=10:owner=vuud"
Here is an overview of what they each do: cat - Allows items in given category numbers to be eligible. album - Allows items in given album numbers to be eligible. owner - Specifies a specific owner. keyword - Matches to the keyword list. text - Matches to the keywords, title, or captions.
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