PostNuke Mod/Hack, need some feedback

[latino]

Hi All:

I am working on a Hack to use phpLD within PostNuke. Here is the module so far:

http://www.politicaboricua.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=Directorio_del_Caribe&file=index

Please note that categories c= is passed through the address but something is missing as it don't shows the links or category contents.

The phpLD installation works fine at another test directory without the PostNuke calls. Have to search more.

I modified main.tpl, and topbar.tpl as stated by Ap0s7le in this post:
http://www.phplinkdirectory.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=556

Any idea or comment will be appreciated.

Later

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[latino]

Hi:

Another info IF I access the regular phpLD file directly it works...

http://www.politicaboricua.com/modules/Directorio_del_Caribe/index2.php?c=685

So seems that phpLD is not recognicing the &c=

Thanks Again..
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[latino]

Hi Again:

Hmmm, the problem must be in the functions.php file but have no idea...

Later :roll:

[latino]

Could someone look at this? The embbed seems to be near a functional state. The problem seems to be how to make phpLD proceess "&" as parameter separator instead of "?".

TIA

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[yktan]

Hi latino,

The problem that you have has nothing to do with the "&" or "?" separator. I noticed that you have renamed the PHPLD's index.php to index2.php. Is that correct? If that's the case, then the URLs are all wrong, it should be something like:

http://www.politicaboricua.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=Directorio_del_Caribe&file=index2&c=685

That page is currently hitting an error. It seems like whatever content management application software that you are using uses smarty template too and that is conflicting with PHPLD.

Unfortunately, I'm too tied up right now to have a look at how to make them both co-exist, so if you are skilled in php and smarty, you may want to look at how to do that.

Regards,
YK

[latino]

Hi:

Thanks for replying. Well index.php loads the CMS header, footer, API, and includes index2.php. Index2.php is the original phpLD file. I am working on another mod/hack for PostNuke right now. However, it seems that the solution I have identified with the help of other Postnuker could be applied to phpLD - PostNuke mod/hack.

Will continue testing after I complete the other hack/mod by that time it could be possible the phpLD 2 release will be available.

Will post any progress or questions.

Later

:)