There isn't any way to reset and/or change the view count from within the articles admin at present.

I have considered adding the count to the edit form, but I know people will "cheat", and well, you know...

I will perhaps add some sort or reset function for a future release.

Firstly, a quick note that some would consider PHP v5 and mySQL v5 a little "cutting edge" for a production enviroment - you may find several PHP/mySQL applications have problems running under them.

Anyway, I don't currently have a set up similar to yours to be able to test fully, but I'll set something up and see if I can replicate the problem.

It does, indeed.

When I get chance, I'll perhaps do a separate download for extra blocks - most people won't need duplicates, so there's not much need for them in the main archive.

I'll look into supporting BopComments (although at present I cannot make an promises as to if and when). I have downloaded and installed it, but cannot see any English documentation - so I'd have to "reverse engineer" existing scripts to add support for Articles.

It already supports XOOPS's search function...

I have now uploaded all releases since 0.12.

You may have some questions about the move of accounts from the temporary server, to the new one. I have attempted to answer some here (more will be added in due course):

Q: When will you be moving my account?
A: Basically, as soon as possible. I am trying to do this with as little as disruption as possible, so it's taking a little longer to set things up. You will be informed about the move beforehand.

Q: Will I lose e-mail?
A: No, you should not lose any e-mail. Although, if you have a pop3 mail box, some e-mail may be left on the old server from the domain name server change - you can use your old pop3 login details and use mail2.sirium.net as the server to collect any stray e-mail.

Sorry for the late reply, I've not restored any notifications yet...

The code on line 178 is just part of the function I use to convert/format dates.

You will find the section of code with the format of the date on line 78 of article.php:



The "D d M Y" is what you need to change.

This is PHP's standard date formatting code, in this case "D" is day of the week, textual, 3 letters, e.g. "Fri". "d" is numerical day of week with leading zeros, e.g., "03" or "28". "M" is is month, textual, 3 letters, e.g., "Jan". "Y" is 4 digit year, e.g., "2005".

For a date format of d.m.y, e.g., 02.12.05, you need to use "d.m.y". When changing this format in the code, leave the quotes and everything else as is, or errors may occur.

You can find more date codes, etc, on the PHP web site
here.

I will be adding an option in the prefs to allow the various date formats to be changed easily.

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Thanks - the only trouble is that it's my whole server that's disappeared, thanks to the idiots that colocated it...

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This was a trade-off as not everyone enters a description. It is something that will improved at some point.

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The problem is, if the text is truncated before the closing tag of a link, or text format, etc., it will cause HTML formatting problems elsewhere on the page, hence the reason for not allowing HTML in the block text.

This is, again, something that will be improved - I'm just not exactly sure how I will do this just yet.

When reporting a bug/problem, please include as much information as possible. This is often needed as some problems are not so obvious to diagnose.

Use the following as a guide and/or as a template to copy and paste into your post:-

XOOPS version:
module version:
PHP version:
mySQL DB version:
server OS: