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Last X Blogs as cached front page 1.1.2
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Last X Blog Posts as Home Page (Or any page)
This mod simply produces a cached page with the last 5(or however any you want) blogs posted at your site. It's ideal if you have a forum at www.yourdomain.com/forum and want a simple blog front page at www.yourdomain.com It supports showing avatar only IF they are held within the filesystem. I recommend you change this if you want to use this mod. In fact, I recommend using the filesystem for all images regardless of whether you use this mod or not. Features: *Last 5 Blogs *Smilies/Images and all bbcode *Avatars *Tags *Categories *AME 2.5 - Media Embedding for posts, sigs, vm's, groups and blogs fully supported *Three queries! (Per hour if you want!) *No file or db changes *Digg Proof *Free! To Install: 1. First create a writeable directory for the cache file with appropriate permissions (usually chmod the directory to 777) 2. Open index2.php [attached] Edit the following: $numblogs=5; //NUMBER OF BLOGS SHOWN $cachetime=60; //HOW LONG (IN SECONDS) BETWEEN CALLS TO THE DATABASE TO CHECK FOR UPDATED CONTENT $forumpath = '/var/www/vhosts/yourdomain.com/httpdocs/forum'; //no trailing slashes! $cachepath = '/var/www/vhosts/yourdomain.com/cache';// no trailing slashes and writable! These are the paths on your server NOT the web addresses. Next edit: $wwwavatarpath = '/forum/customavatars'; //no trailing slashes $wwwforumpath = '/forum'; //no trailing slashes These are relative paths so if your forums are at www.mydomain.com/forums then $wwwforumpath would be '/forums' 3. Upload index.php to your domain (www.yourdomain.com) and style.css to (yourdomain.com/styles) 4. Go to www.yourdomain.com in any browser and marvel at the glory of your new front page blogs Demo: http://www.rletc.com/index2.php Next Steps: Here's one I've added a header to http://www.rletc.com/index_rletc.php Feel free to mess around with the css to achieve whatever look you want. It's also not a problem renaming index2.php to blogfront.php or index.php if you want to retain an existing php file. Have Fun! Note: I plan to give minimal support but am available for custom solutions. AFAIK this will work with any vbblog that supports tags even if it's running on 3.7.x Update History: Last5blogs.zip - 1st beta last_x_blogs-1.1.zip : Added category support, minor fixes, added vb prefixes to tag queries, number of blogs and cachetime as variables. last_x.blogs-1.2.zip : Fixed css, repackaged zip (index called index2.php to avoid over writing) |
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Screenshots pls! We are visualz! ;)
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wow, its wonderful.
and if we have archive and category in site is better. |
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What would you like to see for archive? Why not just link to it? |
I made a whole CMS that uses the blog system. I also made a vbadvanced module that uses the blog system like the news module. But this is cool aswell.
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Just a note, as i was checking this out, since it uses direct mysql query it does not use Table Prefix , and in your case you have just added your own prefix "vb"
So in the query $tagsql="SELECT blog_tag .... The vbblog should be renamed to whatever the user's table prefix is, or include vb globals and use table_prefix . regards |
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