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Scott MacVicar 10-06-2001 10:23 PM
PHP Code:
<?php

//Offer somewhere on your site for users to get the following code
//<script language="JavaScript" src="http://yourdomain/forums/latest_topics.js"></script>
//Crontab? i recommend using lynx as it will always work
//10 * * * * /usr/bin/lynx -dump [url]http://urltoyourboard/newsfeed.php[/url]
//Based on hack by Dave Campbell ([url]www.cpfc.org[/url])
//Modified by Scott MacVicar (software@pp-network.com)
//
//Note you made need to create a latest_topics.js file in your forums directory and chmod to 666.

$bburl="http://url.com/to/forums";

//load config
require("./admin/config.php");

// init db **********************
// load db class
$dbclassname="./admin/db_$dbservertype.php";
require($dbclassname);

$DB_site=new DB_Sql_vb;

$DB_site->appname="vBulletin Control Panel";
$DB_site->appshortname="vBulletin (cp)";
$DB_site->database=$dbname;
$DB_site->server=$servername;
$DB_site->user=$dbusername;
$DB_site->password=$dbpassword;

$DB_site->connect();
// end init db
//below is the variable for number of topics to show
$num_active = 10;

//Get forums which normal users can view
$forums=$DB_site->query("SELECT forumid FROM forum");
while ($forum=$DB_site->fetch_array($forums)) {
  $fperms=$DB_site->fetch_array($DB_site->query("SELECT canview,forumid FROM forumpermission WHERE usergroupid='1' AND forumid='$forum[forumid]'"));
  if($fperms["canview"] == 1) {
    //can view forum
    $forumperms[]=$forum["forumid"];
  }
  elseif(!isset($fperms["canview"])) {
    $forumperms[]=$forum["forumid"];
    //forumpermission doesn't exist for this forum
  }
}
$DB_site->free_result($forums);
unset($forum);
unset($fperms);

if(!empty($forumperms)) {
  $forumperms='AND forumid='.implode(' OR forumid=',$forumperms);
}

//Get the latest threads which are open
$query=$DB_site->query("SELECT * FROM thread WHERE open='1' $forumperms ORDER BY lastpost DESC LIMIT $num_active");

$fp = fopen("latest_topics.js", "w");
@flock($fp, 2);
while ($latest=$DB_site->fetch_array($query)) {
  $threadid=$latest["threadid"];
  $title=$latest["title"];
  $date=date("h:i A", $latest["lastpost"]);
  $replys=$latest["replycount"];
  if ($replys==1) {
    $replytext = "reply \\?";
  }
  else {
    $replytext = "replies \\?";
  }
  fputs($fp, "document.write(\"<font face='Verdana, arial' size='1'><B><font color='#FF0000'>\\?</FONT><a href='$bburl/showthread.php?threadid=$threadid'>$title</B><br></a>$replys $replytext <a href='$bburl/showthread.php?threadid=$threadid'>Read more</a><BR>Last Updated: $date<br></font>\");\n");
}
@fclose($fp);

?>
the above code is working fine on the version of vBulletin i administor. It was taken straight from the file couple minutes ago and we're using it without problems.

Steve Machol 10-06-2001 10:37 PM
Thanks but I'm still having the same problem. The latest_topics.js file is messed up. After running this, the first line always begins with:

ument.write

...instead of:

document.write

I'm going to check the code again.

[Edit: I checked but can't find any reason for this to happen. Again it's the first line only. All subsequent lines print out fine.]

YourHostSucks 10-07-2001 01:45 AM
I tried to use: /usr/bin/php -q /path/to/htdocs/newsfeed.cgi

It seems to execute the file now, but I get a parse error...
---------
<br>
<b>Parse error</b>: parse error in <b>/home/********/********/******/newsfeed.cgi</b> on line <b>73</b><br>
---------

Line 72, 73, 74:
}
else {
$replytext = "replies \\?;

----------

Thanks for your help.

Steve Machol 10-07-2001 01:53 AM
Why did you change this from newsfeed.php to newsfeed.cgi? Does your PHP parse CGI files?

YourHostSucks 10-07-2001 02:08 AM
I changed it because of what PPN said..

Quote:
if you can't use lynx use this

change newsfeed.php to newsfeed.cgi and at the top add #!/usr/bin/php

this is my presuming the path to your PHP

then add the following cronjob

/usr/bin/php -q /path/to/htdocs/newsfeed.cgi
:)

Quote:
Does your PHP parse CGI files?
I hope it does.. It does not have a problem until line 73..
*shrug*


<- feeling sad, finally get cron to do something.. now this error(hehe)


Thanks for your fast reply.. ;)

Steve Machol 10-07-2001 02:17 AM
Ah, ok. I didn't see that. Doesn't your server have lynx installed?

YourHostSucks 10-07-2001 02:21 AM
Yes it does, but when I use it.. (lynx - dump or lynx)
I get this error:

Your terminal lacks the ability to clear the screen or position the cursor.


:(

Dave# 10-08-2001 06:35 PM
Quote:
Originally posted by YourHostSucks
Yes it does, but when I use it.. (lynx - dump or lynx)
I get this error:

Your terminal lacks the ability to clear the screen or position the cursor.


:(
You might have to run it as root

PPN - Good work :)

YourHostSucks 10-08-2001 11:51 PM
I have tried:

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

root /home/********/*******l/******/newsfeed.php

error:

/bin/sh: root: command not found

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

I have no clue why but I tried:

GET http://forums.yourhostsucks.com/newsfeed.php

Error:

<br>
<b>Parse error</b>: parse error in <b>/home/yourhost/public_html/forums/newsfeed.php</b> on line <b>72</b><br>

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

/usr/bin/php -q /home/******/*********/*******/newsfeed.cgi

Error:

<br>
<b>Parse error</b>: parse error in <b>/home/********/********/******/newsfeed.cgi</b> on line <b>73</b><br>

Note: it is line 73 because I added #!/usr/bin/php at the top.

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------

I tried a couple others with no luck as well.. :)

EX: GET http://forums.yourhostsucks.com/newsfeed.php > /dev/null

Tried to use nice, etc..




Any Ideas? :)

Thanks!

Steve Machol 10-09-2001 12:45 AM
[QUOTE]Originally posted by YourHostSucks
I have tried:

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

root /home/********/*******l/******/newsfeed.php

error:

/bin/sh: root: command not found


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