[plugin] [ORPHAN] spc_section_alias - Section renaming and management plugin.

Andrew · 2004-10-07 21:42:58

LOL – I’ve done that one before :-P

akb · 2004-10-08 14:09:22

Argh! It looks like it is not a spc_section_alias issue. Having looked into this further, it appears that none of my installed plugins are working.

As a test, I checked both the changecase plug and the if_section plug. I am not sure of what I did to my install to make this happen. I recall I attempted to install one of the amazon plugs and also ImageMagick. I am trying to remember which amazon plug it was.

Can I simply reinstall the textpattern subdirectory without wiping the rest of my install (like the database) or, even if possible, is the database likely to have a problem, too?

spchampion · 2004-10-08 14:47:54

akb,

I would start over with your plugins. Remove them all and then reinstall them one by one.

akb · 2004-10-08 15:56:08

Ok. While I am not sure why, my problem where no plugins were working seems to have gone away with the reinstall of the v.3.0 spc_section_alias and the v.1.0 if_section plugins (I subsequently re-edited the if_section plugin using the suggested edits <a href=“http://forum.textpattern.com/viewtopic.php?id=2137#25579”>here</a>).

What is still not working, however, is subsequent calls for spc_section_alias data elsewhere on the page.

Thus, for instance, I have used the data in my vertical navigation bar (Yeah! it works!) using a form. The call to “section_prefix” was in the
<pre><head></pre>
section on the main page rather than in the form. As I said, the navigation area works, so I presume this is not a problem with the data in the section_prefix form.

To test where the problem might be, I put the tags directly in the page rather than in a form accessed from the page. The tags I put in were as follows:

The output I received back was

Then I tried it with a form called SectionTop which reads as follows:

This outputs:

A subsequent edit to SectionTop to add a call to “section_prefix” yielded the same result.

Last edited by akb (2004-10-08 15:58:38)

spchampion · 2004-10-08 16:17:34

Let’s get some debuging information from your system. To begin, before you make those alias_name calls you listed above, add the following line:

Reload the page and look for a bunch of PHP gibberish. Cut and paste that and mail it to me.

Also, can you confirm whether or not you are having these problems with BOTH 0.3 and 0.4.1?

Oh, and can you do this somewhere where you are not using if_section? I’m wondering if there’s some weird interaction between the two of them…

Last edited by spchampion (2005-08-25 14:42:44)

akb · 2004-10-08 17:00:45

The output has been emailed. To confirm, however, this is an issue with me on both v.0.4.1 and v.0.3

Also, when I put the plugin tags on the page accompanied by only the php line, above, the only thing generated on the page is the output from the php.

Last edited by akb (2004-10-08 17:15:56)

spchampion · 2004-10-08 17:25:14

Ok, I think I see the problem. Since you aren’t using the default group, the plugin requires that a group be specified for each of those calls. Doing this should work:

Last edited by spchampion (2005-08-25 14:42:56)

spchampion · 2004-10-19 22:05:00

Bug fix and updated to 0.4.2.

The spc_section_alias_link and _article_link functions did not properly respect the group list feature. No other changes.

Last edited by spchampion (2004-10-19 22:06:00)

codyjack · 2004-10-22 20:18:11

Is there the ability to add accesskey to section links?

spchampion · 2004-10-22 22:20:19

I’ve not used that before. From reading the documentation, I see that this is just another field like id or title? Is that correct? If so, I can add a hook for it pretty easily.

Andrew · 2004-10-22 22:31:54

Yes. Just another attrib is all it is. <code><a href=”/” accesskey=“h”>Home</a></code> for a link attribute would send you to that page if you hit ‘alt-h’ (different on Mac?).

spchampion · 2004-10-25 16:33:06

I’ve posted a new version (0.5) that adds support for accesskey.

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