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Streicher

05-01-2001 10:33 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Overgrow
Thanks guys,

Streicher, you need to specify which forums are private at the top of index.php. Look for

$privateForums="|17|18|";

and put whatever forums in there that should be hidden. Enclose them with |pipes|. Anyone else having these same problems with reloading, etc?

I know that and i have done it already. But it does not work.

eva2000

05-01-2001 10:44 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Streicher

I know that and i have done it already. But it does not work.

same here some private forums disappeared but some didn't :(

KeithMcL

05-01-2001 10:57 AM

Just finished installing this hack but am having some problems.

I'm getting the error:

"Fatal error: Call to unsupported or undefined function htmlheader() in /home/keith/webdevforums-www/archive/index.php on line 76"

where line 70-78 reads:

Code:

header("Status: 200 OK"); 



//echo "<br>&nbsp;<br>$forumID - $year - $month - $week - $threadID";



if (empty($forumID)) {

        htmlHeader();

        forumList();

        exit;

You can see the page at http://www.webdevforums.com/archive/

Overgrow

05-01-2001 11:15 AM

Sorry... please forgive my sloppy coding. I'm running a fever and worshipping the porcelain god. You can either replace the forumList function with that below, or download the new zip:

Code:

function forumList() {



        global $db,$baseURL,$privateForums;



        echo "Archives<br>";



        $privateForums=preg_replace("/^\|/","",$privateForums);

        $privateForums=preg_replace("/\|$/","",$privateForums);



        $pfs = explode("|",$privateForums);

        $whereclause="";

        $wherecounter=0;





        while($pf=array_shift($pfs)) {

                if(ereg("[0-9]",$pf)) {



                        if($wherecounter==0) {

                                $whereclause= " WHERE forumid!='$pf'";

                                $wherecounter++;

                        } else {

                                $whereclause .= " AND forumid!='$pf'";

                        }

                }

         }

        

        



        $query = "SELECT title,forumid FROM forum$whereclause ORDER BY forumid ASC";



        $data = $db->select($query);



        if(!empty($data)) {



                while ( list ( $key,$forum ) = each ($data)) {



                        echo spacer(1)."<a href=\"$baseURL/$forum[forumid]\">$forum[title]</a><br>";

                }

        }

        

}

Overgrow

05-01-2001 11:21 AM

No clue, coolKeith... Why is your server not capitalizing the function name? See in the code it is htmlHeader() and your server says htmlheader()... Look down in the very bottom of the index.php and you will see the function htmlHeader()... it is there and working. All I can say is try and download it again. If that still doesn't work, change the function name to lower case and see if that helps.

Streicher

05-01-2001 11:52 AM

Thanks Overgrow. It works fine.

And i have find out that only forums with id <10 (1-9) makes a reload of index.php, when clicking on the link.

Peteruk

05-03-2001 05:51 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Overgrow

Anyone else having these same problems with reloading, etc?
.

I have sorted it now it was a problem within .htaccess

Peteruk

05-03-2001 06:04 PM

Just one problem (I hope :) ) it all loads up ok no errors or anything but when you click on a forum it loads up but where it should look like below

May
week1
week2
week3
week4

It just displays a page like below

Archives
Competition
2001

vbSpiderFriend by ~shabang~ of Overgrow

any idea what the problem is no doubt something I've done :)

Peteruk

05-03-2001 06:08 PM

Here I go again I have sorted the above and the problem was the date is in MM/DD/YYYY I thought I saw DD/MM/YYYY :rolleyes: :p

Overgrow

05-03-2001 06:10 PM

Sorry.. typical N.American-centric time code eh! But that's the way that the php function strtotime is written...

I'm glad people have this working. Now let's hear the success stories in a few months when spiders actually list our posts.

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