Link Manager 3.0 Support Thread

[clydejones]

Alex,

Thanks for the update.

I'll incorporate your php5 fix and do an upgrade.

I'm not sure about the other errors. mainly because if no categories exist then the link sidebox won't appear at all (or it shouldn't) and technically you wouldn't be able to navigate to the links page. You can if you type the url into the browser navigation bar.

to correct this just change line 61 in tpl_links_default.php to

<?php echo TEXT_NO_CATEGORIES; ?>

I'll check the other error and see if I can find a fix.

[clydejones]

Alex,

Try as I might, I was unable to duplicate your #2 error when adding links from Admin.

[Alex Clarke]

Thanks for the quick reply.

The 'line 61 in tpl_links_default.php' fix worked great. I'm not using the links sidebox and infact link to the links page using a standard hyperlink (located in the footer of my site).

Maybe it would be helpful to others to include this 'fix' in the next release?

As for the other error (number 2) I'm using php 5.2.0 and I don't think (not tried yet) this error will occur with earlier versions of php.

If I get a moment I'll test it out and post my results.

Thanks again for your hard work with this contribution. :)

[clydejones]

Alex,

I just put together an update with your php5 fix in admin/links_categories.php and the fix for tpl_links_default.php line 61.

The other error may well relate to php5. My host is using 4.4.2 and as I said, I couldn't reproduce the error (I added half a dozen links from admin).

[bigjoed]

Is there a way to arrange the links in a different order than the default? I would like for my links to show from latest to oldest with the lates being number 1 and so on. Does anybody know if that is possible?

Thanks in advance for your time

[clydejones]

I can work on a sort order for the links and see what I can come up with. Right now the default order is all there is.

[Alex Clarke]

Alex,

I just put together an update with your php5 fix in admin/links_categories.php and the fix for tpl_links_default.php line 61.

The other error may well relate to php5. My host is using 4.4.2 and as I said, I couldn't reproduce the error (I added half a dozen links from admin).

Mmm... I'll look into this over the weekend and report back.

I can work on a sort order for the links and see what I can come up with. Right now the default order is all there is.

Talking about sort orders... would it be possible to display the most popular (links with most clicks) first? This would be a nice feature. :)

[mmcs]

Clyde

Admin -> Extras -> Links (allows creating & editing of links)
Admin -> Extras -> Link Categories (allows creating & editing of categories)
Admin -> Extras -> Links Contact (allows the sending of e-mails)
v3.3.1

These are not listed in "Extras" where did I go wrong?