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    • CommentAuthorturavam
    • CommentTimeMar 19th 2009
     
    Hi,
    I would like to integrate plogger into a homebrew php CMS system because it is FAR superior to anything that is out there. Kudos!! I am having a weird issue that has somewhat been covered and it involves integrating plogger using php includes. I have a cms that basically <includes> php scripts into a <td> tag based on a navigation selection, for example content.php?f=1 . When the Image Gallery nav is selected I have php do a the_gallery(); instead of including another file like so:
    <tr>
    <td class="content1" valign="top">
    <!-- Begin: Content -->
    <?php
    if ( $facet == '13' ) //nav for photo gallery
    {
    the_gallery();
    }
    else {
    include($action);
    }
    ?>
    <!-- End: Content -->
    </td>
    </tr>

    OK. So plogger loads into my <td> from content.php no prob. Now when I try to select an album, it takes my back to my sites index.php page. When I hover over the album image I notice that the URL is: content.php?level=collection&id=3 as opposed to something like blogger3b?level=collection&id=3 . Somehow the links internal in blogger is using the calling script (content.php) as opposed to it own. I can't profess to being a PHP expert so I don't want to start screwing around with any of the plogger stuff, but I don't think I should have to. This can't be a unique environment!!! To see an example of what is going on please go to:
    http://www.rockwayglen.com and click on the Photo Gallery link. I would really love to use Plogger for this site because I think its a perfect fit but I just can't seem to get around this issue. If anyone has any suggestions I would really appreciate it!!

    Thanks,
    Max
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      CommentAuthorsidtheduck
    • CommentTimeMar 19th 2009 edited
     
    turavam,

    We've fixed this in the current codebase. I would recommend downloading the latest SVN code and installing over your current installation. Just copy the new files/folders from the downloaded 'trunk/' directory to your server and run plog-admin/_upgrade.php. It should work with your current CMS setup.
    • CommentAuthorturavam
    • CommentTimeMar 19th 2009
     
    Thanks!!!
    It does work now and load into where it's supposed to except it seems to have lost its link to CSS or themes. Most of the text is rather large. Is there a CSS issue ?

    Thanks,
    Max
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      CommentAuthorsidtheduck
    • CommentTimeMar 19th 2009
     
    Do you have a link? Did you upgrade the theme as well, or are you using your old theme? Also, try to clear you cache just in case it's pulling in the old CSS file.
    • CommentAuthorturavam
    • CommentTimeMar 20th 2009
     
    Hi,
    Figured it out. I have a testing site loaded on my local system that I was making CSS changes to but the changes were never being applied. Well after using an HTTP debugger ( Fiddler) I seen that even though I was loading my test site locally, plogger is pulling all the css from the LIVE system, thus my CSS changes were never occuring on my testing box. When I went to the live box, edited the gallery.css there, everything started falling into place. The photo gallery looks great and the management front end should be easy enough for my client to handle. Many thank yous !!!!

    Max