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Pushkar

September 17 2009 03:21 AM (Read 2320 times)

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Hi! Please help me, how to make a topic name to display as title of page?

Now in any of my forum topics the titles is a name of forum

Thanks

Dirk

September 17 2009 03:27 AM

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Are you using the latest version of the Forum plugin (2.7.2)? This has been built in for a while now.

bye, Dirk

Pushkar

September 17 2009 03:45 AM

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Quote by: Dirk

Are you using the latest version of the Forum plugin (2.7.2)? This has been built in for a while now.

bye, Dirk

my forum version is 2.7.1

i need to update it?

If so then I did not find the manual "How to update from version 2.7.1 to 2.7.2"

Thank you

Dirk

September 17 2009 04:03 AM

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2.7.2 was a security update, so you should update ASAP anyway.

Just to confirm: You want things to work like they do here on geeklog.net? I thought this was already built in by now. If that's not the case, I can look up the required modifications.

bye, Dirk

Pushkar

September 17 2009 06:37 AM

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i'm sorry, my forum version is 2.7.2. i mean when displaying for that topic for example http://5mv.ru/forum/viewtopic.php?showtopic=14 (it's called "?????? ????? ????????? Schwinn Gremlin) that title of page will showing like "?????? ????? ????????? Schwinn Gremlin"

in the storytext.thtml it is {story_title}

another example: the name of that topic is "Forum topic title" and title too

How do I make it work on my forum?

sorry for my English Embarassed

cordiste

September 17 2009 09:03 AM

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Hello Pushkar,

Seems to be ok, your forum topic name is display as the title of page;

Anyway you've got a nice theme.

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Pushkar

September 17 2009 09:17 AM

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Quote by: cordiste

Hello Pushkar,

Seems to be ok, your forum topic name is display as the title of page;

Anyway you've got a nice theme.

::Ben

no, Cordiste. Still titles of topics is name and slogan of site Banging your head

cordiste

September 17 2009 09:34 AM

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ok you are right.

portalparts forum only display site name and slogan too. Dirk how do you set this function on geeklog.net?

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September 17 2009 15:34 PM

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Okay, I had to download a fresh copy of the Forum to see what's wrong. Looks like a bug / oversight ...

In viewtopic.php, search for the first occurence of gf_siteHeader():

PHP Formatted Code
// Display Common headers

    gf_siteHeader();
//Check is anonymous users can access

That should read

PHP Formatted Code
    gf_siteHeader($subject);

I think that's everything that's required.

bye, Dirk

Pushkar

September 17 2009 16:02 PM

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Quote by: Dirk

Okay, I had to download a fresh copy of the Forum to see what's wrong. Looks like a bug / oversight ...

In viewtopic.php, search for the first occurence of gf_siteHeader():

PHP Formatted Code
// Display Common headers

    gf_siteHeader();
//Check is anonymous users can access

That should read

PHP Formatted Code
    gf_siteHeader($subject);

I think that's everything that's required.

bye, Dirk

i make it but in the title still displaying site name and slogan Crying or Very sad

cordiste

September 17 2009 16:11 PM

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Something is missing. There is no use of parameter $subject in gf_siteHeader function

PHP Formatted Code

function gf_siteHeader(){
global$CONF_FORUM;

// Display Common headers
if(!isset($CONF_FORUM['showblocks']))$CONF_FORUM['showblocks'] = 'leftblocks';
if(!isset($CONF_FORUM['usermenu']))$CONF_FORUM['usermenu'] = 'blockmenu';

if($CONF_FORUM['showblocks'] == 'noblocks' OR $CONF_FORUM['showblocks'] == 'rightblocks'){
echo COM_siteHeader('none');
}elseif($CONF_FORUM['showblocks'] == 'leftblocks' OR $CONF_FORUM['showblocks'] == 'allblocks'){
if($CONF_FORUM['usermenu'] == 'blockmenu'){
echo COM_siteHeader(array('custom_showBlocks',$CONF_FORUM['leftblocks']));
}else{
echo COM_siteHeader('menu');
}
}else{
echo COM_siteHeader();
}
}

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Dirk

September 17 2009 16:18 PM

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Hmm, but that must be it. The only two differences between the file in the 2.7.2 archive and the one running here on geeklog.net are these:

PHP Formatted Code
dirk@prospero:Downloads> diff -b -B -w viewtopic.php viewtopic-patched.php 

79c79

<     gf_siteHeader();

---

>     gf_siteHeader($subject);

291c291

<         $showtopicpid = $showtopics;

---

>         $showtopicpid = $showtopic;

The second difference is something else entirely - not sure that piece of code is even used.

Anyone else have more luck?

bye, Dirk

cordiste

September 17 2009 16:24 PM

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Ok it is working with this code

PHP Formatted Code

function gf_siteHeader($subject = '',$headercode=''){
global$CONF_FORUM;

// Display Common headers
if(!isset($CONF_FORUM['showblocks']))$CONF_FORUM['showblocks'] = 'leftblocks';
if(!isset($CONF_FORUM['usermenu']))$CONF_FORUM['usermenu'] = 'blockmenu';

if($CONF_FORUM['showblocks'] == 'noblocks' OR $CONF_FORUM['showblocks'] == 'rightblocks'){
echo COM_siteHeader('none', $subject,$headercode);
}elseif($CONF_FORUM['showblocks'] == 'leftblocks' OR $CONF_FORUM['showblocks'] == 'allblocks'){
if($CONF_FORUM['usermenu'] == 'blockmenu'){
echo COM_siteHeader(array('forum_showBlocks',$CONF_FORUM['leftblocks']), $subject,$headercode);
}else{
echo COM_siteHeader('menu', $subject,$headercode);
}
}else{
echo COM_siteHeader('menu', $subject,$headercode);
}
}

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Dirk

September 17 2009 16:24 PM

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Quote by: cordiste

Something is missing. There is no use of parameter $subject in gf_siteHeader function

Thanks, Ben. Here's our version:

PHP Formatted Code
function gf_siteHeader($subject = ''){
global$CONF_FORUM;

// Display Common headers
if(!isset($CONF_FORUM['showblocks']))$CONF_FORUM['showblocks'] = 'leftblocks';
if(!isset($CONF_FORUM['usermenu']))$CONF_FORUM['usermenu'] = 'blockmenu';

if($CONF_FORUM['showblocks'] == 'noblocks' OR $CONF_FORUM['showblocks'] == 'rightblocks'){
echo COM_siteHeader('none', $subject);
}elseif($CONF_FORUM['showblocks'] == 'leftblocks' OR $CONF_FORUM['showblocks'] == 'allblocks'){
if($CONF_FORUM['usermenu'] == 'blockmenu'){
echo COM_siteHeader(array('custom_showBlocks',$CONF_FORUM['leftblocks']), $subject);
}else{
echo COM_siteHeader('menu', $subject);
}
}else{
echo COM_siteHeader('menu', $subject);
}
}

Hope it works now ...

bye, Dirk

cordiste

September 17 2009 16:25 PM

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Chest-Slam Celebration

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Pushkar

September 18 2009 04:27 AM

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Very Happy Thanks, Ben! Your code is working, but when i used it, the left blocks doesn't displayed.

Thanks, Dirk! Your code is succesfully works! Big Celebration