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New free Mambot: MosAuthorXTD |
Written by Thomas Kahl
A new free mambot is available on this site: MosAuthorXTD 1.0. This mambot lets you create an individual "Written by"-string. You can write your own text and use several placeholders to display the fields of the content. For example: "This article is written by #author# (#usertype#) at #created#. Viewed #hits# times." The following fields are available: author, created, modified, usertype, hits, section and category.
You can also place the string in four different positions: "before text", "after text", "in title" and "replace orig. Author" and add an individual CSS-class.
In this updated version, you can now also define, on which pages to show the line (blog and full view, only blog, only full view, only if mambot in content) and you can override the "global" parameters in the mambot by adding a mambot-command to the content: {mosauthorxtd /text:Text with placeholders /mail:0-1 /pos:0-3 /css:classname}. If you want to hide the display from one content, just add {mosauthorxtd noshow}. (Downloaded 326 times)
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Don't show articles in search |
Written by Thomas Kahl
Sometimes you don't want articles to be found using the mambo-search? Backup and edit the file /mambots/search/content.searchbot.php. Find the line $morder = '';. Insert the following line after it:
$where.=" and LOWER(a.metakey) NOT LIKE '%{nosearch}%'";
If you insert "{nosearch}" into the "Meta Info - Keywords", the article will not be listed even if there were matches in the search.
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Find out more about Modules |
Written by Thomas Kahl
Sometimes it is not enough to know, if a module is published at a special position (mosCountModules). In some cases you might need to know, if the module contains any data or specific keywords. For example, you have a module position with tables and graphics in your template, which should only be loaded, if there is really a module-content. Use this little snippet after your mosCountModules to find out, if the module contains data.
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SQL-Query for Mos404SEFLog |
Written by Thomas Kahl
This is a little sql-query for mos404SEFLog to display the records grouped and ordered:
SELECT count( * ) AS cnt, url404
FROM mos_404log
GROUP BY url404
ORDER BY cnt DESC
LIMIT 0 , 30
Paste this query into your PHPmyAdmin-SQL-Textarea and execute it.
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