upm_category_title

Mary · 2005-06-15 21:25:45

Simple, no.

A simpl*er* method would be to get yourself a diff program, like WinMerge or CSDiff (Google for them) and then you can see all the differences in files.

aboswell · 2005-06-15 21:34:24

thanks Mary-

I think that I will just back everything up and then make the changes again by hand. I wouldn’t even do it if I didn’t want this feature.

Mary · 2005-06-28 03:16:43

v.0.4.2

soulship · 2005-06-28 15:49:37

Damn I can’t keep up ;) Did you squish it?

Mary · 2005-07-13 02:07:52

v.0.4.3

tinyfly · 2005-08-19 16:08:13

Hey mary,

I am now wanting to output the name for category1 and category2. Could you give me your previous version that had upm_category1 and upm_category2 in it so I can adapt it to my needs.

Thanks.

Mary · 2005-08-19 19:49:14

Er, the plugin never output the names, only titles. The built-in tags output the titles for category1 and category2 now. ???

tinyfly · 2005-08-19 19:52:52

Yea I know, I want to go backwards and output names not titles so I can create my own links. I thought I could use your plugin and change the code a bit to suit my needs.

Mary · 2005-08-19 20:06:58

Oh I see. Unfortunately, I only just started using svn to manage my own development, so I don’t have previous versions anymore. :(

But, the good news is all you need is

<pre><code>function category1_name($atts)
{ return $thisarticle[‘category1’];
}

function category2_name($atts)
{ return $thisarticle[‘category2’];
}</code></pre>

I’ve been thinking about creating a plugin that allows users to create and use their own tags, but don’t want to create a whole plugin. I know I’d like use it myself, since if all you’re doing is a miniscule change, its not worth the effort of compiling it.

tinyfly · 2005-08-19 20:45:51

Thanks mary, is this all the code I need to compile the plugin? Or do I paste this in your plugin? I am not too knowledgeable in php so any help is very appreciated.

Mary · 2005-08-19 21:28:19

Okay, just paste this into the end of the plugin.

<pre><code>function upm_category1_name()
{ return $thisarticle[‘category1’];
}

function upm_category2_name()
{ return $thisarticle[‘category2’];
}</code></pre>

That gives you the tags <txp:upm_category1_name /> and <txp:upm_category2_name />.

(Edit: Corrected.)

Last edited by Mary (2005-08-19 22:13:25)

tinyfly · 2005-08-19 21:42:42

It’s not giving me any output. I am using it in a form and it is just blank.

Mary · 2005-08-19 22:14:07

Sorry, that code isn’t quite right. I’ve corrected it. Make sure you’re using it in an article form.

tinyfly · 2005-08-22 13:01:49

Sorry Mary It still doesn’t seem to be working here is how I am using it in an article form:

<code><txp:if_individual_article>
<p class=“post-info-single”>Posted: <txp:posted />
<txp:if_article_section name=“Commentary”>| Author: <a href=”/about/<txp:upm_category2_name />”><txp:category2 /></a></txp:if_article_section></p>
<h2><txp:title /></h2>
<txp:body />
<p class=“paging”> <txp:link_to_next>« Newer</txp:link_to_next> <txp:link_to_prev>Older »</txp:link_to_prev></p>
</txp:if_individual_article></code>

and here is how your code is placed in the upm_category_title plugin:

<code>function upm_category_title($atts = ‘’)
{ global $c, $permlink_mode; extract(lAtts(array( ‘name’ => false, ‘wraptag’ => false, ‘id’ => false, ‘class’ => false, ‘link’ => ‘no’, ‘link_section’ => ‘no’ ), $atts)); // thanks Joshua if ($name) { $c = $name; } if ($c) { $rs = safe_row(“title”,“txp_category”,“name=’$c’ limit 1”); if ($rs) { $cat = $rs[‘title’]; if ($link 'yes') { if ($permlink_mode ‘messy’) { $cat = href($cat, ‘?c=’.urlencode($c)); } else { if ($link_section == ‘yes’) { global $s; $cat = href($cat, hu.strtolower(urlencode($s)).’/’.strtolower(urlencode($c))); } else { $cat = href($cat, hu.strtolower(gTxt(‘category’)).’/’.strtolower(urlencode($c))); } } } if ($wraptag) { $id = ($id != ‘’) ? ‘ id=”’.$id.’”’ : $id; $class = ($class != ‘’) ? ‘ class=”’.$class.’”’ : $class; return tag($cat, $wraptag, $id.$class); } return $cat; } } return ‘’;
}
function upm_category1_name()
{ return $thisarticle[‘category1’];
}
function upm_category2_name()
{ return $thisarticle[‘category2’];
}</code>

It doesn’t output anything, like there is nothing there. I have txp installed with a prefix on the database if that matters.

Last edited by tinyfly (2005-08-22 13:09:14)

Mary · 2005-08-22 17:14:37

That’s weird, that should work. What happens if you use this?

<code><txp:php>
echo $thisarticle[‘category1’];
</txp:php></code>

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