moderate.php

[sabret00the]

why would i want an admin script to be xhtml compliant?

besides surely that's the do as the second parameter in the function definition?

and the reason i would like it is because the form needs to get processed somehow and i got the main script/form as confessions_moderate.php and it has proved to work quicker if i put that part of the processing on another part of the script.

[Andreas]

> why would i want an admin script to be xhtml compliant?
You want this so that compliant browsers can display the page. If there was a 101% compliant browser it would reject the page as being invalid

> besides surely that's the do as the second parameter in the function definition?
As I said, look at adminfunctions.php.

> and the reason i would like it is because the form needs to get processed somehow
Sure. And where's the problem in processing the form?

File demo.php

PHP Code:

<?php
error_reporting(E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE);

define('NO_REGISTER_GLOBALS', 1);

$phrasegroups = array();
$specialtemplates = array();

require_once('./global.php');

print_cp_header('AdminCP Demo');

if (!$_REQUEST['do']) {
  $_REQUEST['do'] = 'showform';
}

if ($_REQUEST['do'] == 'showform') {
print_form_header('demo', 'processform');
print_table_header('Some foobar form');
print_input_row("Name","name","",0,50);
print_submit_row();
}

if ($_REQUEST['do'] == 'processform') {
  print_cp_message("Hello $_REQUEST[name]");
}

print_cp_footer();

?>

[assassingod]

Originally Posted by KirbyDE

@assassingod
Nope. The 1st parameter should be the filename (without .php) and the 2nd should be the action.

Oops, thanks for correcting me

[sabret00the]

Originally Posted by KirbyDE

> why would i want an admin script to be xhtml compliant?
You want this so that compliant browsers can display the page. If there was a 101% compliant browser it would reject the page as being invalid

> besides surely that's the do as the second parameter in the function definition?
As I said, look at adminfunctions.php.

> and the reason i would like it is because the form needs to get processed somehow
Sure. And where's the problem in processing the form?

File demo.php

PHP Code:

 <?php
 error_reporting(E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE);
 
 define('NO_REGISTER_GLOBALS', 1);
 
 $phrasegroups = array();
 $specialtemplates = array();
 
 require_once('./global.php');
 
 print_cp_header('AdminCP Demo');
 
 if (!$_REQUEST['do']) {
   $_REQUEST['do'] = 'showform';
 }
 
 if ($_REQUEST['do'] == 'showform') {
 print_form_header('demo', 'processform');
 print_table_header('Some foobar form');
 print_input_row("Name","name","",0,50);
 print_submit_row();
 }
 
 if ($_REQUEST['do'] == 'processform') {
   print_cp_message("Hello $_REQUEST[name]");
 }
 
 print_cp_footer();
 
 ?>

sorry kirby i seem to be annoying you but unless i'm reading something wrong

PHP Code:

function print_form_header($phpscript = '', $do = '', $uploadform = false, $addtable = true, $name = 'cpform', $width = '90%', $target = '', $echobr = true, $method = 'post') 


which would be the same as?

<form action="moderate.php?do=WHATEVER" name="confessions" method="post">

arghh i'm confusing myself it's too early.

basically, am i being told that it's impossible?

[Andreas]

PHP Code:

function print_form_header($phpscript = '', $do = '', $uploadform = false, $addtable = true, $name = 'cpform', $width = '90%', $target = '', $echobr = true, $method = 'post') 


when called as

PHP Code:

print_form_header('moderate', 'doconfessions'); 


generates

<form action="moderate.php" name="cpform" method="post">
...
<input type="hidden" name="do" value="doconfessions" />
</form>

> basically, am i being told that it's impossible?
Yes, this is not possible with the standard functions to create CP-forms, although you could do it manually.
But as I already said earlier, this is not needed and AFAIK it's not valid at all.

[sabret00the]

thanks for your help kirby

[sabret00the]

yay it's all working fine, my only problem now is this

PHP Code:

 print_label_row('<b> Posted: By </b>', iif($confession['userid'], "<a href=\"user.php?$session[sessionurl]do=viewuser&userid=$confession[userid]\" target=\"_blank\">$confession[username]</a>", "Anonymous")); 


well on that script anyway

[Andreas]

Hmm ... what's the problem with this line (except that it should be & to be XHTML compliant)?

[sabret00the]

lol well basically it should do this in one line

PHP Code:

if ($confession['userid']) {
 echo('<a href=\"user.php?$session[sessionurl]do=viewuser&userid=$confession[userid]\" target=\"_blank\">$confession[username]</a>');
 } else {
 echo('Anonymous');
 } 


but all that's showing up is anonymous everytime

the query that makes the array is

PHP Code:

        $confessions=$DB_site->query("
             SELECT confessions.confessionid, confessions.text 
             FROM " . TABLE_PREFIX . "confessions
             LEFT JOIN user ON (user.userid = confessions.userid)
             WHERE visible=0
 
         while ($confession=$DB_site->fetch_array($confessions)) { 


[Andreas]

And where do you select a userid and username in your query? I can only see confessionid and text ...