| Re: WordBook Autolink |
| by carnuke on 2005/4/21 20:43:49 This could be a graet asset to a technical website. Problem is only the first occurrance of the word appears to be linked. So for example, in wf sections, the index page has summaries and all the words are linked there, but not in the articles themselves. Another problem: the link will split words if part of a word matches an input ie; overrated? This can make an ugly display on pages The idea is very useful but needs refining a bit. |
| Re: WordBook Autolink |
| by Anonymous on 2005/4/14 11:32:48 Quote:
This version is NOT an official development by the original developer hsalazar. Changes were made because I needed this module and development SEEMED to be stopped at dev.xoops.org. Since hsalazar seems to be "on board" again I hope development will be again in competent hands. |
| Re: WordBook Autolink |
| by siweb on 2005/4/14 10:24:20 It works, but with one word at time. |
| Re: WordBook Autolink |
| by technews on 2005/3/30 23:35:31 does this think actually work ? so if let's say I have the word "Xoops" in the latest news .. it will be automatically converted into a link that leads to the term "Xoops" in the Wordbook right? Sound good :) any example pages ? |
| Re: WordBook Autolink |
| by m0nty on 2005/3/29 8:17:35 nice touch :) but couldn't you use .XOOPS_URL. instead of having to type in the base url manually.. ie.. le="color: #000000"><?php $termlink = '<a href="[YOUR_URL]/modules/wordbook/entry.php?entryID='. $id . '" target="_blank">' . $term . '?</a>'; instead use > le="color: #000000"><?php $termlink = '<a href="'.XOOPS_URL.'/modules/wordbook/entry.php?entryID='. $id . '" target="_blank">' . $term . '?</a>'; :) |