RevCMS article comments

[Brackston]

Okay, 2 things to ask.
1. Does anyone have a code for like/dislike buttons on news comments? So you can like/dislike a users post. I want it to be like fresh hotels, cant supply a screenie atm because fresh is down, Ill update thread when its back up.

2. An edit button for comments. So you can only edit your own comments, but rank 5 + can edit any. and once you edit your comment, up the top of it itll say "Edited on blahblahblah".

Thanks
 
Oh and can someone give me the code so when you go to examplehotel.come/news it redirects to the latest news article.

 

[LewisBHS]

1) This has not been released and you will have to code this yourself.
2) This is quite simple to do in PHP just requires a little bit of javascript(if you want to do it properly) - you will have to do it yourself I don't think someone will do it for you.
3) Here you go.

        $url = str_replace('/', '', $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']);
        $news = mysql_query("SELECT id FROM cms_news ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 1");
        $news = mysql_fetch_assoc($news);
        if($url == 'news'){
            header('Location: ' . $_CONFIG['hotel']['url'] . '/index.php?url=news&id=' . $news['id']);
        }

You can either put it in the core like me or at the top of the file.

 

[Brackston]

Thanks man, where would that be placed in class.core, or articles?
 
Oh, I see the problem. I just had to add <?php and ?> at the top and end of it. Thanks man!

 

[Khalil]

Okay, 2 things to ask.
1. Does anyone have a code for like/dislike buttons on news comments? So you can like/dislike a users post. I want it to be like fresh hotels, cant supply a screenie atm because fresh is down, Ill update thread when its back up.

2. An edit button for comments. So you can only edit your own comments, but rank 5 + can edit any. and once you edit your comment, up the top of it itll say "Edited on blahblahblah".

Thanks

Wrong section, this should be in the support section not in the releases section.

1) This has not been released and you will have to code this yourself.
2) This is quite simple to do in PHP just requires a little bit of javascript(if you want to do it properly) - you will have to do it yourself I don't think someone will do it for you.
3) Here you go.

        $url = str_replace('/', '', $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']);
        $news = mysql_query("SELECT id FROM cms_news ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 1");
        $news = mysql_fetch_assoc($news);
        if($url == 'news'){
            header('Location: ' . $_CONFIG['hotel']['url'] . '/index.php?url=news&id=' . $news['id']);
        }

You can either put it in the core like me or at the top of the file.

Or he could simply just not use news comments. And why are you redirecting without killing the page?

 

[Brackston]

Or maybe I want news comments? Page doesnt need to be killed.

 

[Khalil]

Or maybe I want news comments? Page doesnt need to be killed.

Maybe it doesn't, but it's always recommended to kill the page after redirection.

 

[Ubuntu]

Use HabX revcms comment system, google it.