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Originally Posted by memobug
Greetings
1. It looks like this is a typo, should probably be "latest"
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Mumble... the error is in Billbensen modification of my add-on. I will send a mail to him to correct is code...
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Originally Posted by memobug
2. It is necessary to use stripslashes in a couple of places to prevent escaped quotes, i.e., Fred\'s Comment
Just inside the while loop add:
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$latest[entrytitle]="".stripslashes($latest[entrytitle]);
$latest[entrytext]="".stripslashes($latest[entrytext]);
Don't ask me what the "". part is about, I'm just making it consistent with the existing code.
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identical to
1.
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Originally Posted by memobug
3. I added in a count of the comments in both the query and the templatebits
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nice, but use only an OL list?
Code:
<ol>
<li>blah<li>
</ol>
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Originally Posted by memobug
4. It would be very helpful if the hack installation instructions identify specifically (by link) which Journal it is intended for use. I think I have found about three threads that claim to be vbJournal and several versions of some.
At any rate it looks like it's incompatible with my version of "vbJournal" - now I have to figure out which version that is. Some port of Ryangel's hack I found on vbtemplates.org, I think.
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At the end of the first post you can see the Thx Section:
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Originally Posted by bolas
thx to
AN-net for his Journal hack
Brahm for the vBindex version of this module.
Billbensen for modified version of journal_latestentrybits template
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...and also only one hack is called exactly vbJournal.
But you're right: I will change the title setting also hack version..

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Originally Posted by memobug
5. I was able to modify the query and get everything to work with my version of the Journal, with the exception of this one parameter:
$latest[journalist], (journals.journalist), because that is a field I don't have in my database. I'm assuming that is the proper name of the Journal keeper, but I am a little surprised to see it in the journal table and not derived from the user table. If it were the username, it would be redundant and not necessarily subject to update if the username were changed.
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I only converted Brahm's vBindex version absolutely without modifying part of his code (I can't without explicit agreement).