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Re: upm_section_title
Hi Mary. You might want to add <strong>$thisarticle</strong> to <code>global $s;</code> : ) and I don’t really know about the following warning:
<code>[Fri Jul 1 18:07:32 2005] [error] PHP Warning: Missing argument 1 for upm_section_title() in /Library/WebServer/Documents/assetsos/new/textpattern/lib/txplib_misc.php(379) : eval()’d code on line 1</code>
Was building a new breadcrumbs plug-in and couldn’t figure out how to access the new <strong>section_title</strong> txp global so resorted to using this plugin of yours for the time being ; ).
Keep the good work going, Gerhard.
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#14 2005-07-01 19:09:14
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Re: upm_section_title
Oh crumbs. I knew that too, but somehow I thought that was in there. Added it, thanks. I’ll repost the plugin in a little while.
I just found out that Textpattern supresses errors. So, I was running PHP with full error reporting, but that didn’t make a damn difference. Wee. I’m gonna go through all my plugins now and make sure there’s no more funky crap.
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#15 2005-07-01 19:17:45
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Re: upm_section_title
Oh and the missing argument one, yeah that’s my fault too. I’ll fix that while I’m at it.
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Re: upm_section_title
I didn’t know utterplush.com was your website. I don’t know where or how I came across it, but it has a name that isn’t easy to forget :P.
Catch u around ; ).
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#17 2005-07-01 21:23:32
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Re: upm_section_title
Thanks again. v.0.4.1
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Re: upm_section_title
I am calling the plugin with this code:
<code><txp:upm_section_title name=“visit” class=“toptab” link=“yes”/></code>
and getting this output:
<code><a href=“http://www.patestreet.com/visit”>Visit A Library</a></code>
Perfect except that somehow the class is getting lost along the way. Anyone have a guess?
Last edited by michaelkpate (2005-08-22 21:05:30)
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Re: upm_section_title
Michael, I don’t really know what you are trying to achieve or which version of TXP you are using. However, if you want to style the <code><a></code> tags within <code><div id=“toptabs”></code>, just go <code>#toptabs a, #toptabs a:hover etc.</code>.
You might also want to take a look @ ako_nav . Good luck ; ).
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#20 2005-08-22 22:47:54
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Re: upm_section_title
The class only gets applied to the wrapping tag. One moment and I’ll rectify that.
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#21 2005-08-22 23:10:52
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Re: upm_section_title
v.0.5. Try it now Michael, it should work fine. :)
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Re: upm_section_title
> mary wrote:
> v.0.5. Try it now Michael, it should work fine. :)
Thanks, Mary… but, um, the link still seems to be to the 0.4.1 version. :)
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#23 2005-08-23 00:10:09
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Re: upm_section_title
Wee… try again. :D
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Re: upm_section_title
Absolutely perfect. Thanks again.
And, Gerhard, thanks for your suggestion as well. I looked at ako_nav the other day but to get the output I needed required hacking the plugin so extensively that I decided there had to be an easier way. Using Mary’s plugin in conjunction with txp:if_section is not quite as efficient but is much easier to work with.
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