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Jagged Tooth 05-09-2005 10:03 AM

Cool hack, I just noticed that in the unistaller the you spelt "uninstall" as "uinstall" by accident I pressume. Anyway

/me Clicks Install

--Jagged Tooth--

fabrizio 05-09-2005 03:05 PM

Excuse me guys,
I have just installed it and everything worked great, but now? How can I use it? How can I configure it? I cannot find any instructions or manual about it and I cannot find any link in my admin CP to Geek Autolinker... any suggestion?

Thank you.

Sincerely,
Fabrizio

The Geek 05-09-2005 04:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by fabrizio
Excuse me guys,
I have just installed it and everything worked great, but now? How can I use it? How can I configure it? I cannot find any instructions or manual about it and I cannot find any link in my admin CP to Geek Autolinker... any suggestion?

Thank you.

Sincerely,
Fabrizio

check your gish folder for the changed files as per the readme. Doesnt sound like you copied them over.

fabrizio 05-09-2005 05:38 PM

Thank you for your reply.

Actually I had to reinstall it because it was not able to update the index.php file in the admincp directory, so I had to do it myself.

I have only a problem: when I click on the "Edit" link on a record of my replacements in the Display list of Geek AutoLink Manager, the form is empty, no information is displayed about the listing... any idea?

Also the description is not displayed int he browser because the code is written in this way:

Code:

<A href='http://www.virtualsheetmusic.com/Downloads.html' class='DEF' title=''browse our entire catalog of instantly downloadable sheet music.''>our catalog</A>
I don't know why Geek adds two '' in the title attribute by making it unusable and the link actually wrong... I solved the problem by changing the replacement code as following (by removing the two ' in the title attribute):

Code:

<a href='$link' class='DEF' title=$description>$text</a>

Thank you again.

All the best,
Fabrizio.

MichaelJM13k 05-10-2005 04:14 AM

Where do i go in my AdminCP to define a keyword and edit settings?

fabrizio 05-10-2005 04:43 AM

Under "Geek AutoLink Manager" click "Add new"

MichaelJM13k 05-10-2005 05:00 AM

Yeah, it wasn't showing up but i fixed it.

Jagged Tooth 05-10-2005 12:00 PM

I have just recently noticed that when you have formating such as bold, colour changes, etc. It will get rid of it a turn it in to just plain text (hyperlinked of course) Here is an Example from my fourm you will notice that the work "Runescape" is white and the rest is bold and red. Anyway of fixing this?

The Geek 05-10-2005 01:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jagged Tooth
I have just recently noticed that when you have formating such as bold, colour changes, etc. It will get rid of it a turn it in to just plain text (hyperlinked of course) Here is an Example from my fourm you will notice that the work "Runescape" is white and the rest is bold and red. Anyway of fixing this?

danger mode is the only way and I wouldnt advise it. The problem is that safe mode links words with a preceeding space to prevent messing up URLs and HTML code. If there isnt a space (in the case <b>keyword is here</b>) then it wont link as there is no match.
4.0 is better at matching - but only marginal. It still wouldnt match the above example.
You could alter the regexp to make exceptions for certain preceeding markup - but only for a few and I dont think its worth it in the end (performance wise). To come up with a regex that would safely determine if the word was not in a URL, would be a freaking amazing task that would most likely slow your server to a crawl.

fabrizio 05-10-2005 04:04 PM

Anyone know why when I click on the "Edit" link on a record of my replacements in the Display list of Geek AutoLink Manager, the form is empty, no information is displayed about the listing... any idea?


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