It appears that this fails html validation in some cases. It outputs an empty
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<ul></ul>
before the final
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</ul>
when using trim...
And the $url needs to be pnVarPrepForDisplay'd
Also what happened to $level?
edited by: Blake, Oct 18, 2005 - 02:54 AM
Posted: 21.11.2005, 19:48
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I guess the output is also not valid html if you are not using the trim function. Must be something wrong with nested lists.
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This looks great but it does not seem to account for publications in different languages. Instead, I get a total for all publications (even if they are marked for different languages) under a specified category.
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Yes the "trim=yes" option was omitted when closing
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</li>
tag in the list function. I just add add a small fix at line:201
before
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$html .= "</li>\n";
after
From:
if($thiscount > 0 || $setup['trim'] == "no")
{
$html .= "</li>\n";
}
I just test it only with the trim option on and it is working:)