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Geeklog 1.7.1

Sunday, October 31 2010 @ 12:00 pm EDT
Contributed by: Dirk
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Geeklog 1.7.1 is now available for download. This is a bugfix update for Geeklog 1.7.0, but also adds some new features such as the ability to use Static Pages as templates for other Static Pages.

Bugs addressed in this release include loss of the comment type for plugin comment submissions and an additional HTTP header that was sent in 1.7.0 but conflicted with some plugins, e.g. the Forum plugin. We recommend this update for all users of Geeklog 1.7.0.

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Geeklog 1.7.1

Authored by: ::Ben on Sunday, October 31 2010 @ 01:36 pm EDT

Thank you for this new release.

Where can I found an exemple for the display functions for the start and end of blocks?---
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Geeklog 1.7.1

Authored by: Dirk on Monday, November 01 2010 @ 01:21 pm EDT

It works just like the theme-specific functions for the site header and footer, i.e. in your theme's functions.php, implement functions Foo_startBlock and/or Foo_endBlock (assuming your theme's name is "Foo"). Those functions will have to do all the work, so you have to effectively re-implement COM_startBlock and COM_endBlock.

Geeklog 1.7.1

Authored by: Euan on Monday, November 01 2010 @ 06:21 am EDT

Is there some problem with PHP in staticpages? I can't seem to get staticpage content to appear when PHP is enabled. Ordinary staticpage content is fine and config settings are correct. Content is saved in the DB but is not rendered. Nothing in SP_render_content() seems particularly diffferent... any ideas?---
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Geeklog 1.7.1

Authored by: Euan on Monday, November 01 2010 @ 08:53 am EDT

OK, there is a problem with parsing PHP I guess. This works in a PHP-enabled staticpage:

echo "hello 1";

This does not:

echo "hello 1";
?><p>hello 2</p><?php

But this does work:

echo "hello 1";
?><p>hello 2</p><?

So I guess there is something going wrong, but the good news is that you can work around it if you're stuck.---
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Geeklog 1.7.1

Authored by: Laugh on Monday, November 01 2010 @ 08:53 am EDT

Hmmm, nothing was changed that should effect PHP in static pages. I am running a few static pages with php and am not having any problems.

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Geeklog 1.7.1

Authored by: Euan on Monday, November 01 2010 @ 09:43 pm EDT

OK, maybe a server-based issue. Local installs of 1.7.1 work fine on OSX, but problems on Linux server install on Rackspace Cloud. Odd.---
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