Version: 1.00, by Lynne
Developer Last Online: Oct 2022
Category: Show Thread Enhancements -
Version: 4.0.8
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Released: 11-26-2010
Last Update: Never
Installs: 58
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This is more of an example than a modification. I wrote this quick plugin for someone and thought I would share it. It's something someone can take and build on. All it does is if you look at the CMS Article thread in your CMS Comments forum, the content of the CMS Article is shown under the blurb "You can view the page at.....". This is ONLY for Articles - not Static Pages or PHP Direct Evaluation content types. Someone can build on this and do those if they want. The person I wrote this for had forms in their articles and needed the submit button to be disabled, so this plugin does that also.
Like I said - this is more of an example. I don't plan to do anything more with it and I'm not helping with modifying it for your own use. Use it however you want.
This adds one query to the threads in the CMS Comments forum.
To install....
Create a Plugin Hook Location - postbit_display_complete Title - Show Full CMS Article Plugin PHP Code -
PHP Code:
if (THIS_SCRIPT == 'showthread' AND $this->thread['forumid'] == $this->registry->options['vbcmsforumid'] AND $this->post['postcount'] == 1) {
$result = $this->registry->db->query_first(" SELECT cms_article.pagetext, cms_article.threadid, cms_article.htmlstate FROM " . TABLE_PREFIX . "cms_article AS cms_article INNER JOIN " . TABLE_PREFIX . "cms_node AS cms_node ON (cms_node.contentid = cms_article.contentid) INNER JOIN " . TABLE_PREFIX . "cms_nodeinfo AS cms_nodeinfo ON (cms_nodeinfo.nodeid = cms_node.nodeid) WHERE cms_nodeinfo.associatedthreadid = ". $this->thread['threadid']. " ");
$bbcode_parser = new vBCms_BBCode_HTML(vB::$vbulletin, vBCms_BBCode_HTML::fetchCmsTags());
If you ONLY want to show the full article to users, not guests, then change this condition (thanks to mattysheff):
PHP Code:
if (THIS_SCRIPT == 'showthread' AND $this->thread['forumid'] == $this->registry->options['vbcmsforumid'] AND $this->post['postcount'] == 1)
to this:
PHP Code:
if (THIS_SCRIPT == 'showthread' AND $show['member'] AND $this->thread['forumid'] == $this->registry->options['vbcmsforumid'] AND $this->post['postcount'] == 1)
You can remove this from the if statement:
AND $this->thread['forumid'] == $this->registry->options['vbcmsforumid']
Unfortunately, there isn't any flag in the thread table to say the thread is an articles comment thread. I suppose you may be able to look at the thread title and see if it has the word"Article:" at the beginning and use that in the if statement so the query isn't run for every thread.
You know what's funny? Promoting from a thread to article only worked once for me. It worked and kept the original thread and prefixed it with Article:. After that 1 time, whenever I try to promote another thread, it would refuse to keep the original thread. I'm stumped.
You know what's funny? Promoting from a thread to article only worked once for me. It worked and kept the original thread and prefixed it with Article:. After that 1 time, whenever I try to promote another thread, it would refuse to keep the original thread. I'm stumped.
This isn't really a suppor thread for the new CMS options. You do have three new settings on the page that you need to select before you promote the article if you want it to keep the original thread, so don't forget to set those correctly.
If you have more problems, you really should post over on vbulletin.com.
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02-26-2012, 11:06 PM
...now is perfect 
