delfim

https://blog.hansa2k.de/inline-ajax-more/

Does not work on IE 7. Or does it?

This topic is very useful when running PHP (using PHP-exec or another one) in a post, just to inform the visitors wether they are currently logged in or not, when you use the HIDETHIS plugin or a post restriction plugin.
Example:

<font color="red" size="1" face="arial"><phpcode>
<?php global $user_login, $user_identity;
get_currentuserinfo();
if ($user_login) :
?>
You are OK!
<?php else : ?>
You are off!
<?php endif; ?>
</phpcode></font>


Well Denis, the problem is not in the Smart Link plugin. The solution is in the .JS file from Fancy Tool Tips. Before line 386 of fancytooltips.js :

FancyTooltips.autoCreated.anchors.addElements(oNode.getElementsByTagName("a"), "title");
Just add the following code:
FancyTooltips.autoCreated.anchors.addElements(oNode.getElementsByTagName("span"), "title");
By this way, we can use <span title="whatever"></span> Fancy Tool Tips together with Smart Link Plugin.
Still cannot figure out how to insert the URI link ??

See both plugins in full cooperation here ??

You have to use quicktags.
See this:
https://www.tamba2.org.uk/wordpress/quicktags/

I just make the command void:

//if ( isset($sem_sidebar_tile) && !defined(‘sem_sidebar_tile_id’) )
//{
// $sem_sidebar_tile->init();
// }

because my sidebar didn’t show up!

But it seems to me that there must be a better idea…

Denis,

Merci bien par la nouvelle version. Parfait !

It does not work on my blog…

@fht

Vielen Dank!

Well, just got an information that my server erroneously blocked my database. I think I have to change my host. Thank you anyway for your attention.
(WP is the best ?? )

I’ve removed the filter

return apply_filters(‘get_host_domain’, $comment->comment_author_IP);

Now, neither the

get_host_domain(); nor echo host_domain();

show any results (no IP number too). Funny, because the function with the filter showed the IP nr., but not the IP host name.
******
Yes, I’m calling this from within the comments loop:

<h4><?php comment_type(__(‘Comment’), __(‘Trackback’), __(‘Pingback’)); ?> <?php _e(‘by’); ?> <?php comment_author_link() ?> // IP <?php host_domain(); ?></h4>

I’ve created 2 functions (get and echo) on comment-functions.php:

********
function get_host_domain() {
global $comment;
$comment_author_domain = gethostbyaddr($comment->comment_author_IP);
return apply_filters(‘get_host_domain’, $comment->comment_author_IP);
}
function host_domain() {
echo get_host_domain();
}
*************
but instead of the host name (IP host name, as it appears on the comment email notification

Author : Krip (IP: 212.113.164.105 , ce01pc09.netcabo.net)

I got only the IP number as result. Anything wrong with code?

Thks! ??

WP is open source. For example, the security update took 40 minutes to be published after its detection (that’s why I love open source). With WP everything is possible, including the freedom of changing to some prehistoric blogging tool…

Further to the above, hereunder 2 examples:

https://www.garfos.letrascomgarfos.net/archives/category/blogosfera/coolsites/

This one lists all posts within the category.

https://www.garfos.letrascomgarfos.net/archives/category/geral/

The second URI doesn?′t! It seems that the database simply did not get the data related to this last category (or something like that?). Really funny!

Some of my category list links work fine, a few do not — just appears a blank page. The funny thing is that there isn’t a homogeneous behaviour, i.e., normally all category list links would appear or vice-versa.
I am using WP 1.5.1.1.
Any idea? Thks!