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glFusion Support :: Re: Multi Page Stories

Thu, 02 Jul 2009 16:33:32 -0500

Sorted. FCKEditor seems to insist on adding a div around the whole story in the source. Thats what was causing the problems. I'm not sure why it insists on doing so, but it does, and that was what was causing the problems.

Unless this is a bug, or something that may need looked over, I'll deleted the div's manually when it comes to writing multi paged stories.

Thanks for your time, sorry it was a bit of a stupid thing in the end.

I woulda been looking around for hours if it wasnt for you guys though =)

Matt~

glFusion Support :: Re: Multi Page Stories

Thu, 02 Jul 2009 16:25:06 -0500

By: Qwibble

Gimme two minutes, I think I know why its writing the div. I added pagebreaks which splits it up like I believe, then removes them to add the autotag. Dont think it removed the div. Let me mess around for 5mins and I'll post back <3

glFusion Support :: Re: Multi Page Stories

Thu, 02 Jul 2009 16:22:53 -0500

By: Geiss

That's my thoughts as well, although, I also see that we have some invalid (x)html markup with having a div class="pagenav" inside a p tag. :D

Thx!

Eric

glFusion Support :: Re: Multi Page Stories

Thu, 02 Jul 2009 16:22:16 -0500

By: Qwibble

Sounds probable, but I've used the auto tag [page_break], so I'm not sure why it's causing this problem.

I'll take a look.

glFusion Support :: Re: Multi Page Stories

Thu, 02 Jul 2009 16:08:09 -0500

By: Mark

Matt, inside the story contents, on the first page I see this in the content:

PHP Formatted Code

<div id="lipsum">

But I don't see the corresponding close </div>.

I haven't verified this, but I suspect the closing </div> is on page 2, which would explain why it breaks the layout in a different way.

What do you think?

Thanks!
Mark

glFusion Support :: Multi Page Stories

Thu, 02 Jul 2009 15:59:23 -0500

By: Qwibble

I was really excited to stumble across links to how to manage this today, It was a feature I sort of missed, as the site was going to be displaying many guides, that were going to be too long for one page, but since I'd requested a few other features I decided not to ask =)

Anyway, my problem is, a site that was fine before viewing a story with multiple pages, suddenly crashes and burns when I do view it. I tried using firebug as always to pinpoint the cause of the problem, but I cant find the conflict.

http://combatarms-eu.com/article.php?story=20090702154141312

Theres the test story I've put up; any thoughts, or can anyone see whats causing the conflict, so that the page is rendered like that?

(Yes if you click home it redirects to the current site; this isnt released yet =))

Cheers, Matt~

glFusion Support :: Re: hmenu autotag

Thu, 02 Jul 2009 15:24:19 -0500

By: Alex

Thank you Mark. Now i can see that article :D

Well, what i was thinking to do is this:

I want to make a menu that will be on all stories from a specific topic. The menu on the stories will be like the menu in the DokuWiki pages. Every item from the menu will just "jump" to a specific anchor on that page and all these pages will have the same anchors.

I'll give an example:
- the menu have this items: about, features, extra
- the story has three anchors (about, features, extra) with some text near them or under them.

Thanks again for your quick reply !!!
Alex

General Support :: Re: security

Thu, 02 Jul 2009 15:07:58 -0500

By: jb

Thanks for your help Lee
jb

General Support :: Re: security

Thu, 02 Jul 2009 14:41:21 -0500

By: lgarner

First and best, move them outside of the web root. Some hosts don't allow this, so you'll need to do other things.

Note that the directories you mention are all typically under your glFusion private directory, so I'll assume that to be true in your case. Some data directories (Media Gallery, for instance) have to be reachable from the web, so I'll also assume that your referring to glfusion_private/data.

1. Password-protect the directory using a .htaccess file. Your web host should have instructions on that in the control panel.
2. You can also rename the directory to something strange to cut down on password attacks.

You should definitely do #1, #2 won't hurt, but isn't a real security measure on its own.

Lee.

glFusion Support :: Re: hmenu autotag

Thu, 02 Jul 2009 14:25:05 -0500

By: Mark

Alex, I fixed the permission problem with the topic that story was in, so you should be able to see it.

The menu was created in the story by simply using:

PHP Formatted Code

[hmenu:Story Menu]

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Ut sem tellus, adipiscing vel, scelerisque id, convallis vitae, enim.

There is a menu (built in the Menu Builder) named 'Story Menu'. What are you putting into your story?

Thanks!
Mark