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problem with pgonly
Hi!
<txp:article pgonly="1" status="sticky" form="product" />That code isn’t working as expected. It outputs the articles, that is, the HTML is visible in the output. In other words, it isn’t just counting, but working like if pgonly isn’t there.
I’m on TxP 4.0.6.
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Last edited by maniqui (2008-07-21 06:11:35)
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Re: problem with pgonly
Do you have another article tag on the same page somewhere? You don’t need “form” with the pgonly attribute.
Stuart
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Re: problem with pgonly
Hi Stuart,
hehe, you replied when I was explaining the trick somewhere else.
I know the form attribute isn’t need, but it was the only way to do the trick I pointed.
Regarding your question: yes, there is another txp:article tag in the page, and as the manual says, it has exactly the same attributes that the one with pgonly.
The pgonly="1" isn’t working for me at all. It outputs all the HTML (all the retrieved articles) as if the pgonly wasn’t there.
Can’t understand why…
Maybe the status="sticky" has more “priority” over pgonly?
I mean, pgonly seems to make sense on “live” article lists, more than in a “sticky” article list.
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Re: problem with pgonly
maniqui wrote:
Maybe the
status="sticky"has more “priority” overpgonly?
I mean,pgonlyseems to make sense on “live” article lists, more than in a “sticky” article list.
Ok, I can almost confirm that this issue is related to pgonly="1" and status="sticky".
I’ve changed the status of articles from “sticky” to “live” (and also, removed the status="sticky" attr) and the pgonly worked as expected.
In fact, if I keep both the pgonly="1" and the form="product_counter" (after changing articles to “live”) the rvm_counter trick failed, precisely because the pgonly="1" worked as expected, so the product_counter form was never processed (and so, the rvm_counter was never called).
So, do you think there is a bug to squish?
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Re: problem with pgonly
Yes I thought the 2 threads might be connected so I’ve given you something else to think about over there. ;)
Stuart
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Re: problem with pgonly
Bump this to put it on the radar of devs.
@ruud,
btw, if you are there, could you create a thread for rvm_counter? (great and neat plug-in)
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