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$thread[title]
I would like to put a max character cap on $thread[title] for forumdisplay.php.
Here is my idea but it did not work. PHP Code:
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Come on, someone help me! :devious:
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Is easier then you think, use:
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$trimmed_title = fetch_trimmed_title($thread['threadid'], 45); |
Isn't that vB3 code you posted, Floren? Will that wrok with vB2? ;)
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Where would I put your code TECK?
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Sorry, Bob is right, this is for VB3.. I didn't realised we are in VB2 section.
Well, look at this function in vb3 functions.php and use the same approach... |
None of this has really helped me in anyway, thanks for trying I guess.
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Let me know if you have any other questions regarding the function. |
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Why dont you just open the 'newthread' template and change the 'maxlength="85" value of the title input to maxlength="45".
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You can simply change the VARCHAR size of the title column in the thread table to the maximum size you want, which will definitely restrict character length. Combined with a maxlength attribute, it will work perfectly. |
Meltdown: Because I only want to cut the title off the thread title off during threadlist process. Also, my forums have been online for 3 years, with 270000 posts... so setting the cap now does very little. I have a certain cell width I want the titles to fit into so by cutting it off, it helps keep it within the cell.
filburt1: If I limit the VARCHAR size of the title column is it just going to randomly cut it off? |
Will someone please help me? I have not been able to port the vb3 stuff over to vb2.
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Ok. But keep in mind that I don't use anymore VB2... :)
However, the code posted below will work perfectly for you. Find the $thread['title'] (I don't remember the function name, sorry) and below, add: Code:
if (strlen($thread['title']) > 45) "The white dog jumps over the red deer to catch the yellow ball!" with: "The white dog jumps over the red deer to catch the yello..." (45 chars limit). Sorry, but if other VB2 users know what is the function I talk about, they will tell you exacly where to place the code mentioned above. As you see, is pretty easy. No need to complicate your life with complex code, simple will do just great. :) Regards, Floren. |
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