Hi Mark,

You do not have to do anything special during installation to get
search capability working as it should.
Did you get some error or it just does not work?

I just tried in a fresh installation and I was able to search in the
demo templates without any problem.

Best,


On Fri, Oct 10, 2008 at 10:01 PM, Mark Corsi wrote:
> Guys - I must have missed a step during install. How do i get the search
> function to work on the default template?
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i think you need to use the double brackets. like {{php}} and {{/php}}. not 100% sure, but quick to try.

all the best,

micz


>
> The manual points me to a page on smarty.net. Smarty tells me to
> embed it as so:
>
> {php}
> // including a php script directly from the template.
> include('/path/to/display_weather.php');
> {/php}
>
>
> When I do that, the page displays the code (including tags) as if it
> was simply text i wanted to display (I added the red for clarity):
>
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Thanks guys -

That worked - should have thought of that.

Still need to resolve this search functionality issue. Simply will not work
other than the tiny bit I have desribed.

My guees is that you have it working on many other sites so I really don't
know where to start my debugging. It is not throwing error messages. It
simply does not work for any other search term but the first used (after a
dump of the index database and a reindex) and that search term takes 3 mins
to produce a result.

Ok - I am sure we are going to solve that one. On to other things...

Holman - I need to write a function for this site that displays an
alphebetized methodology of searching for articles:

ie - links that looks like:


a | b | c | d |e | f


and if you click on a letter - beneath those links will pop up all the
articles that start with that letter. (or, if there are a more than 1000
articles it might start to go: aa -ak | al-az | etc....

The articles profile stocks which means if we had every company covered, we
would need 8K+ profiles for the New York Stock Exchange alone (and the
writers do cover other exchanges, just not very often). You can obviously
see how this listing could quickly become quite cumbersome.

Deciding the break point may have to be either hard coded or an admin thing.
I am just now learning your back end, so I am not sure which it should be.


As far as I can see, I need to write my own php code that wraps around your
tags:

ie (and don't shoot me for the code here; been at it 18 hours and I just
want to bang out the idea with you. ... This is going to be real pseudo
code:



{{ list_articles order="byName asc" }}

// This line is a little muddled - but I think you get my
drift:

{{php}} $assoc_array[ {{/php}} {{ $campsite->article->name }}
{{php}}] = {{/php}} {{ uri options="article" }} {{php}} ; {{/php}}

{{ /list_articles }}

After done storing the variables throw the array into a session and
the rest of the pages can be generated dynamically from it
{{php}}
$_SESSION['assoc_array'] = $assoc_array;

Then in order to get the listing for the "A's" page,
list all the $_SESSION['assoc_array']['KEYS'] that begin with the
letter 'a' etc...
{{/php}}

Thinks something like this is doable? Do you think this approach is the best
way to do it?

Mark











-----Original Message-----
From: campsite-users-bounces@netfinity-4.mdlf.org
[mailto:campsite-users-bounces@netfinity-4.mdlf.org] On Behalf Of Holman
Romero
Sent: Monday, October 13, 2008 8:57 PM
To: Mailing-list for all campsite users.
Subject: Re: [campsite-users] Hoiw do I embed php code?

Hi Mark,

Yes, as Micz just said, you need to use the double brackets.
You can use either a custom template function, or:
{{ include_php file="path/to/your/file.php" }}

... too, especially when you do not want to include many php lines in your
templates.

This double bracket rule applies for all smarty tags, we just re-defined the
delimiters to work this way in Campsite.


Best,


On Mon, Oct 13, 2008 at 2:23 PM, Mark Corsi wrote:
> The manual points me to a page on smarty.net. Smarty tells me to embed
> it as
> so:
>
> {php}
> // including a php script directly from the template.
> include('/path/to/display_weather.php');
> {/php}
>
>
> When I do that, the page displays the code (including tags) as if it
> was simply text i wanted to display (I added the red for clarity):
>
> Home > Spear Publications > First issue > Profiles >
>
> {php} print "it worked."; {/php}
>
> - - 2006-10-27
>
> - - 2006-11-03
>
> - - 2006-11-10
>
> (TASR - Taser International - 2007-05-25
>
> A - Agilent - 2006-04-28
>
> AAPL - Apple - 2007-01-12
>
> AAPL - Apple Computer - 2004-06-11
>
> AAPL - Apple Computer - 2005-04-08
>
> _______________________________________________
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> campsite-users@lists.campware.org
> http://lists.campware.org/mailman/listinfo/campsite-users
>



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Log in to the mysql server, either via the console or some admin
interface such as PhpMyAdmin and run this SQL sentence:

UPDATE liveuser_users SET Password = SHA1('the_new_password') WHERE
UName = 'admin';



On Tue, Oct 14, 2008 at 10:06 AM, Mark Corsi wrote:
> Is there anyway to clear/reset the admin password from the mysql server. If
> not, are there any tools to do this if the password has been lost?
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sorry holman, I missed this post.

How do I define/create a custom template function? Is there a
tutorial/directions on it.

In other words, there is a function that gives me access too certain article
attributes in alphabetical order that goes like:

{{ list_articles order="byName asc" }}

from this I can get the locations of articles, {{ uri options="article" }} ;
the names, {{ $campsite->article->name }} ... etc ... etc...


I realize you know all this, but I am trying to sum up my understanding so
you understand the limits of my knowledge.


Now, let's say I want to only display articles that begin with the letter
'a'. The only way I can see of doing something like this is to pipe the
campsite feed into some php code like:

{{ list_articles order="byName asc" }}

{{php}}
if (preg_match('/^(a|A).*/',{{/php}} {{
$campsite->article->name }} {{php}} ){ {{/php}}

{{ $campsite->article->name }}

{{ php }} } {{/php}}

{{ /list_articles }}

----------- I threw this code together quickly for the an example and it
doesn't run - crashes with this error:

[Sat Oct 25 03:36:21 2008] [error] [client 192.168.1.200] PHP Parse error:
syntax error, unexpected ';' in
/var/www/campsite/templates_c/%%B4^B45^B4563F92%%section-content-profiles.tp
l.php on line 14, referer: http://staging.spearreport.local/
----------------

Since there is no ';' on line 14 this exemplifies my whole point. Developing
stuff like this is very, very unwieldy. The interweaving {{php}} {{/php}}
tags makes it very hard to follow/debug the code.

Since this is a nearly trivial example of what I need to do, it would be
much better for my needs to simply rewrite or expand the functionality of
the campsite tags.

How hard is this and can you give me a brief introduction of where to find
the code to be modified. In other words, where does the list_articles
method/function reside etc....


-----Original Message-----
From: campsite-users-bounces@netfinity-4.mdlf.org
[mailto:campsite-users-bounces@netfinity-4.mdlf.org] On Behalf Of Holman
Romero
Sent: Monday, October 13, 2008 8:57 PM
To: Mailing-list for all campsite users.
Subject: Re: [campsite-users] Hoiw do I embed php code?

Hi Mark,

Yes, as Micz just said, you need to use the double brackets.
You can use either a custom template function, or:
{{ include_php file="path/to/your/file.php" }}

... too, especially when you do not want to include many php lines in your
templates.

This double bracket rule applies for all smarty tags, we just re-defined the
delimiters to work this way in Campsite.


Best,


On Mon, Oct 13, 2008 at 2:23 PM, Mark Corsi wrote:
> The manual points me to a page on smarty.net. Smarty tells me to embed
> it as
> so:
>
> {php}
> // including a php script directly from the template.
> include('/path/to/display_weather.php');
> {/php}
>
>
> When I do that, the page displays the code (including tags) as if it
> was simply text i wanted to display (I added the red for clarity):
>
> Home > Spear Publications > First issue > Profiles >
>
> {php} print "it worked."; {/php}
>
> - - 2006-10-27
>
> - - 2006-11-03
>
> - - 2006-11-10
>
> (TASR - Taser International - 2007-05-25
>
> A - Agilent - 2006-04-28
>
> AAPL - Apple - 2007-01-12
>
> AAPL - Apple Computer - 2004-06-11
>
> AAPL - Apple Computer - 2005-04-08
>
> _______________________________________________
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> campsite-users@lists.campware.org
> http://lists.campware.org/mailman/listinfo/campsite-users
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