Polski
Newbie   Posts: 8 Registered: 10/22/2007 Status: Offline
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posted on 11/28/2007 at 04:53 AM |
Hi Again.
Is it possible to generate an atCommand for module titles in the same way
that the atCommand 'block-title' will generate the title of a block? This
would be for PHP-Nuke and version 7.9 if it matters.
Or just some other way of showing the module title and by that I mean the
'custom title' as it appears in the module list rather than the actual
module name which is often different or contains underscores etc?
Thank you in advance,
Polski
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Shawn
Administrator   Posts: 4570 Registered: 10/7/2002 Status: Online
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posted on 11/28/2007 at 04:45 PM |
Create a file 'modules/AutoTheme/extras/php-nuke/modtitle.cmd.php' and
paste the PHP below in there. You should now be able to use the [modtitle]
tag in your templates.
<?php
$db = $GLOBALS['db'];
$prefix = $GLOBALS['prefix'];
$module = atGetModName();
$row = $db->sql_fetchrow($db->sql_query("SELECT custom_title FROM "
.$prefix."_modules WHERE title='$module'"));
$modtitle = filter($row['custom_title'], "nohtml");
atRunningSetVar("modtitle", $modtitle);
$extracmd['all'] = array (
'modtitle' => 'echo $modtitle;',
);
?>
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Polski
Newbie Posts: 8 Registered: 10/22/2007 Status: Offline
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posted on 11/28/2007 at 07:18 PM |
Awesome stuff Shawn that worked a treat. Thank you very much.
Just one little extra thing: this doesn't work on the module that is set as
'in Home' - the module you see by default when you just visit the base URL
of the PHP-Nuke website. In my case this is the News module. It's not
really a big deal except the area where it would otherwise say "News" is
empty on the homepage. I'm guessing this is different because of the way
the 'in Home' module works. Can the module name be displayed for the 'in
Home' module somehow or is this a lot of extra work?
Once again many, many thanks.
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Shawn
Administrator Posts: 4570 Registered: 10/7/2002 Status: Online
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posted on 11/28/2007 at 11:07 PM |
OK, since I'm giving code for free ;-) try this (donations can be sent to
'paypal AT mckenzies DOT net')
<?php
$db = $GLOBALS['db'];
$prefix = $GLOBALS['prefix'];
$module = atGetModName();
// find custom title using module name
$row = $db->sql_fetchrow($db->sql_query("SELECT custom_title FROM "
.$prefix."_modules WHERE title='$module'"));
$modtitle = filter($row['custom_title'], "nohtml");
// if custom title is empty, then look&
nbsp;up main module (home module)
// and look up custom title for main&n
bsp;module
if(empty($modtitle)) {
$row = $db->sql_fetchrow($db->sql_query("SELECT main_module FROM ".$prefix."_main"));
$mainmod = filter($row['main_module'], "nohtml");
$row = $db->sql_fetchrow($db->sql_query("SELECT custom_title FROM "
.$prefix."_modules WHERE title='$mainmod'"));
$modtitle = filter($row['custom_title'], "nohtml");
}
// set var
atRunningSetVar("modtitle", $modtitle);
// add command
$extracmd['all'] = array (
'modtitle' => 'echo $modtitle;',
);
?>
[Edited on 11/29/2007 by Shawn]
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Shawn
Administrator Posts: 4570 Registered: 10/7/2002 Status: Online
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posted on 11/28/2007 at 11:12 PM |
Well, the forum is acting up and replacing the < with & lt; and the
> with & gt; so if you can't figure it out, send my donation and
I'll send you a PHP file :-)
-Shawn
[Edited on 11/29/2007 by Shawn]
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Polski
Newbie Posts: 8 Registered: 10/22/2007 Status: Offline
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posted on 11/30/2007 at 05:35 PM |
Yeah I figured it out 
I did try to repost the code with > instead of & gt; but the preview
did nasty things to the website so I just left it.
I said in a pevious post somewhere that I would eventually pay up for the
full version which of course I have now done. Didn't think I'd let ya get
away with all this free code did you?  Was just
gonna wait until I needed the caching features when I relaunch my website
with it's shiny new AutoTheme theme but your efforts deserve their
rewards.
BTW: that last code snippet worked a treat also. I managed to miss the
*prefix*_main table somehow when I looked for where the home module is
stored.
Thanks again.
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