[plugin] [ORPHAN] rss_suparchive - article archive list

pieman · 2006-02-20 15:49:05

funny how writing it down can make things clearer in your mind….
the obvious solution to this is to use different plugins for each part of the nav…
i would just use the default <txp:article_custom /> but it doesn’t support multiple categories, which I need.

I dug into Textpattern Resources and found a couple of old ones, but I think they might both be incompatible with the latest Txp release

mem_article_custom: the time=“future” doesn’t seem to have any effect – only past articles are listed
chh_article_custom: gives an error

Can anyone suggest another article plugin that would allow me to list future articles from specified multiple categories?

takshaka · 2006-02-20 17:31:53

pieman wrote:
I dug into Textpattern Resources and found a couple of old ones, but I think they might both be incompatible with the latest Txp release

chh_article_custom should work fine. If you are getting an error with the current version (1.15), please post it in the chh_article_custom thread.

clivewalker · 2006-02-26 11:58:07

This may have been reported before? It seems related to at least a couple of posts above but I thought I should report it.

I installed the plugin on Txp 4.02 in preparation for creating a new archive page. Unfortunately links (in existing articles) without the final /title in the URL no longer worked. So a link like “…..article/32/” did not link through to the article page but linked only to the homepage. Links like “….article/32/title-of-article” worked ok.

I did not want to change the link structure so I uninstalled plugin and everything worked the way it used to. I am running in permanent link mode /section/id/title

flashlight · 2006-03-02 14:36:23

Hi, forgive me if this has been answered already: I’ve searched but can’t locate a solution.

I’m using super_archive_menu to generate an archive list on my sidebar. I’m getting odd behavior – only two month show up. Anyone have any clues as to what’s going on?

The site is here

Thanks!

roelof · 2006-03-12 17:14:50

Hello,

Hopefully the last two questions and then my site is finished.

1) The months are now in Englisch. How can i make the months in Dutch.
2) Can i make the days a liitle more to the front. Now there is a great diiference between the months and the day’s ??

Month<br> ————————- day

what i want is

Month <br> ——-Day

Roelof

Last edited by roelof (2006-03-12 17:16:13)

roelof · 2006-03-15 09:45:31

Nobody ??? :(

maarten · 2006-03-15 10:08:48

Hi Roelof,

1) See my post #394 earlier in this topic. (I assume your localisation is set to Dutch in the TXP admin area)
2) CSS, but you’ve solved that haven’t you?

Maarten

roelof · 2006-03-15 14:31:04

Thank you,

But if a read it i can’t find anything about dates in Dutch instead of English.
And yes, in TPX admin area is set to Dutch.

2) No, i haven’t solved that.

Roelof

maarten · 2006-03-15 14:44:36

If you use the code I have posted and the TXP admin area is set to Dutch you should be all right. Essential though is that you need a form for the translation.

Point 2 you should post seperately under Layout & CSS since it’s really a styling problem.

Maarten

pieman · 2006-03-31 11:18:23

some weeks down the line and I’m still looking for a solution to this problem

namely:
how can I distinguish in my page template between a default section page (root/section) and an archive list page generated by rss_suparchive (root/section/year)?

both are lists, so the <code><txp:if_individual_article> </code>and <code><txp:if_article_list> </code> tags wont tell them apart. I just tried glx_if_section_frontpage/glx_if_not_section_frontpage but that plugin thinks that root/section/year is still the section frontpage.

Sorry for repeating myself, but it seems such a fundamental problem that I’m really suprised I haven’t found a solution by now, so I’m hoping I’m just missing something obvious.

can anyone help?

The-Exit · 2006-03-31 11:22:41

Do you have a archive section?

Then you can use <txp:if_section name="archive">

pieman · 2006-03-31 11:37:23

nope, I was trying to avoid having an archive section
I have more than one section that needs its own archive, so I’m trying to keep the archives inside each respective section. Does that make sense?

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