http and www

Ruhh · 2008-04-22 19:23:38

tag trace? well, here is the form used for displaying comments:

<div class="<txp:sed_get_comment_class />">
<txp:comment_anchor />
<txp:glx_gravatar size="50" default="http://i253.photobucket.com/albums/hh62/withouts/stuff/gdefault.png" class="gravatar" />
<b><txp:sed_comment_time class="comment-time" format="%b %e" /></b><br />
<txp:comment_name link="1" /> commented <font color="#777777">(<txp:htn_comment_count_user /> times)</font><br />
<div class="article">
<txp:comment_message />
</div>
#<txp:sed_comment_number/> <txp:rah_commentquoting_js />
<br />
</div>
<br />

els · 2008-04-22 20:14:45

How to get a tag trace :)

Ruhh · 2008-04-22 21:13:40

Oh ok. Well I don’t quite understand it but here is what I got:

<!-- txp tag trace: 
[SQL (0.000903): select name, data from txp_lang where lang='en-us' AND ( event='public' OR event='common')]
[SQL (0.000579): select name, code, version from txp_plugin where status = 1]
[SQL (0.000091): select ID,Section from textpattern where url_title like 'tapping-keys' AND Section='post' and Status >= 4 limit 1]
[SQL (0.000253): select name from txp_section where `name` like 'post' limit 1]
[SQL (0.000057): select name from txp_category where `name` like 'tapping-keys' limit 1]
[SQL (0.000053): select name from txp_category where `name` like 'tapping-keys' limit 1]
[SQL (0.000054): select name from txp_section where `name` like 'post' limit 1]
[SQL (0.000406): select * from txp_section where name = 'post' limit 1]
[SQL (0.000459): select *, unix_timestamp(Posted) as uPosted from textpattern where ID=42 and Status in (4,5)]
[article 42]
[SQL (0.000228): select ID, Title, url_title, unix_timestamp(Posted) as uposted
			from textpattern where Posted > '2008-04-20 19:13:50' and Section = 'post' and Status=4 and Posted < now() order by Posted asc limit 1]
[SQL (0.000490): select ID, Title, url_title, unix_timestamp(Posted) as uposted
			from textpattern where Posted < '2008-04-20 19:13:50' and Section = 'post' and Status=4 and Posted < now() order by Posted desc limit 1]
[SQL (0.000050): select host from txp_log where ip='24.117.179.121' limit 1]
[SQL (0.000051): select user_html from txp_page where name='default']
 -->

Last edited by Ruhh (2008-04-22 22:02:30)

Gocom · 2008-04-22 21:23:28

Ruhh wrote:

I am positive. When a commentator enters www.domain.com, I get the whole site url plus the commentator’s url. For example: http://mydomain.com/www.commentatordomain.com

If some of those plugins doesn’t effect, then you must be wrong, Ruhh, as the www-part have nothing to do with the link generating.

The comment_name does this:

$web = str_replace('http://', '', $web);
if ($web) return '<a href="http://'.htmlspecialchars($web).'"'.$nofollow.'>'.htmlspecialchars($name).'</a>';

In plain words, it does:

Removes http:// from the address if there is any, other parts have no effect to this.
Then the cleaned up address (with out http://) is added to the link with http://, matter what the links is.
Therefor every link gets the http:// part.

This makes your scenario (almost) impossible. What does links look like in the database’s txp_discuss-table?

Last edited by Gocom (2008-04-22 21:26:41)

maniqui · 2008-04-22 21:34:23

Sorry for the offtopic, but this (the font tag) is pretty old-school:

<font color="#777777">(<txp:htn_comment_count_user /> times)</font>

It will be better, although not perfect either, something like

<span style="color: #777777">(<txp:htn_comment_count_user /> times)</span>

Or better:

<span class="comment_count_user">(<txp:htn_comment_count_user /> times)</span>

And in your CSS:

.comment_count_user {color: #777}

els · 2008-04-22 22:14:07

Sarah, it doesn’t look like the tag trace is the one we need. You need to take it from an article page that also has one or more comments that display the problem behaviour.

ruud · 2008-04-23 06:50:05

See what Els said above… and copy the entire tag trace. It ends at the bottom of the HTML source and typically contains lots of txp tags.

Ruhh · 2008-04-30 02:53:50

Ok, I finally found out what was wrong. Well, not really but the problem is not found in the comments. It is found in the gho_last_commentator plugin because I edited it to make the commentator names linkable to their websites so when a commentator puts a www in the URL field, the link is not the same as it is in the comment link name.

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