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mudikins
Re: News 1.44 RSS bug?

  • 2005/12/19 19:17

  • mudikins

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  • Since: 2005/11/29


I fixed this by changing this:
Quote:
$tpl->xoops_setCaching(some number here);
$tpl->xoops_setCacheTime(some number here);


to this:
Quote:
$tpl->xoops_setCaching(0);
$tpl->xoops_setCacheTime(0);


It works, but I don't like it for obvious reasons. Any better way to do it?
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mudikins
News 1.44 RSS bug?

  • 2005/12/19 19:09

  • mudikins

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Looks like template caching or something is messing up the News 1.44 RSS feed... if I open an RSS feed from one category, then within a certain amount of time open an RSS feed from a different category, it will open the cached version of the first (wrong) category.

I hope I described this correctly.

I tried disabling caching in backendt.php, but what I did didn't work... any suggestions? Bugfixes? Whatever?
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mudikins
Re: mod_rewrite incompatibility...

  • 2005/12/19 8:53

  • mudikins

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  • Since: 2005/11/29


OK, nevermind, I got it working by hacking kernel/module.php. I adapted it from an post on the forums that appears to target 2.0 series XOOPS, because the code was in a completely different place, but I got it working.
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mudikins
mod_rewrite incompatibility...

  • 2005/12/19 8:31

  • mudikins

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I used mod_rewrite to direct /sports to /modules/news/index.php set to a certain category. This mostly works, but it is not loading the language file. After extensive tracing, I found out that kernel/module.php loads the language file for 'system' rather than 'news' when accessed through /sports. The PHP code through here is fairly dense, and I have not been able to find the problem in an initial run-through of the code, so I am hoping someone has an answer already :)

Thanks.

XOOPS 2.2.3 and News 1.44, by the way.
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mudikins
Re: HTML in Block title?

  • 2005/12/18 8:25

  • mudikins

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  • Since: 2005/11/29


OK, thanks... I don't suppose there's already a hack out there that does something similar that I can adapt, or will I have to go hack it myself?

Now at least I have found the problem source, thanks for helping with that.



Nevermind, I hacked it myself by adding a case check for 'H' to the getVar function that allows HTML to pass through. Again, thanks for your help!
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mudikins
HTML in Block title?

  • 2005/12/18 7:23

  • mudikins

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  • Since: 2005/11/29


Hi, I would like to put some HTML formatting in the title of a block. Since it is by default sanitized of HTML code,

1) Is it safe to do this? I can't think of a security problem if only admins can do it, and they can easily put HTML code in the content of the block itself.

2) Which file will I need to edit to remove the text sanitization of the block title? I've looked around and can't find it.

Thanks in advance!
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