There is no (intentional!) limit built into Articles, so it should not fail to display large articles.

Is there any chance you could e-mail me the document so I can try it myself? If you can, please Zip it up and send it to andy{AT}sirium{DOT}net.

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To be honest, there's no development roadmap - it just gets done when it gets done, so unfortunately, I can't really give any clues as to when it'll be released.

I will, as usual, announce its release on xoops.org and on this site.

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I'm in the process of adding this now...

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This will be added in a future version - I'm just not sure exactly how I will implement it at present.

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Image uploads should already be possible with XOOPS built in image manager, but I hadn't really thought of general file uploads. I shall look into it.

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Yup, another on the "ToDo" list...

- notification per category

And this one too

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It's one of those things that's on my "mental" to-do list...

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To be honest I've never tried it, so I can't say say right now.

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This is also planned for a future version.

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Hmm, I was planning on doing this for the article listings, but not the categories - I suppose I could make it an option.

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Also on the "to do" list :)

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I believe I see what is happening here, it's to do with one of the "plugin" files for xoop's comment system (the documentation for it said it was just a case of copying it and failed to mention it needed editing!).

I'll implement a fix for this in the next release.

As this was my first Xoops module, cloning was something that was not taken into consideration. So, while it is certainly possible, it will involve some hassle.

To start, the articles directory will have to be given a different name (make sure it's all lower case letters), then in the "xoops_version.php" file, the
"$modversion['dirname'] = 'articles';" setting will have to be changed to refelct the new directory name.

Next, the names of the tables for the database has to be changed; further down in this file, change:


// Tables created by sql file (without prefix!)
$modversion['tables'][0] = "articles_cat";
$modversion['tables'][1] = "articles_main";
$modversion['tables'][2] = "articles_rating";
$modversion['tables'][3] = "articles_prefs";


Perhaps adding a "2", e.g., articles_cat becomes "articles_cat2", etc. These changes also have to be reflected in the SQL file - sql/mysql.sql. The first line for each table contains "CREATE TABLE", then the table name, e.g. "CREATE TABLE `articles_cat`".

The rest is mostly a matter of changing the module's directory name in URLs as required in the rest of the files. The best way would be to open all the files in your favourite text editor and use its Search & Replace function.

I will be making it easier to clone Articles in the future...

There is an option in "general preferences" where the background colour for articles can be changed.

This can either be entered as a supported colour name, such as "white" or "black", or by using a HTML hex code such as "#ffffff" (white).

Oops, looks like I made bit of a booboo...

I had commented out a line of code for testing purposes but never changed it back. As a temporary fix, uncomment line 196 (remove the "#") in articles/email.php and it should then work.

Sorry about that.

Not yet, but I will add the ability in a future version.

Oops, I never even thought of adding language constants for the drop down lists!

Anyway, I've just done them, so they'll be there in the next release.

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