1 texasag90 Jan 07, 2008 02:21
3 texasag90 Jan 07, 2008 17:10
Actually, I think that might be the answer.
Is there a way to create a table of contents page for the linkblog that would show post titles by cat and subcat in an attractive way. That might do it.
Then I could have a "Links" link in the blog menu that resulted in a sensible list.
Thanks,
Mark
4 texasag90 Jan 07, 2008 18:05
I guess I need to figure out how this works:
?disp=catdir
5 texasag90 Jan 07, 2008 19:01
OK.
I'm gonna need some help here.
Looks like to me that ?disp=catdir is a skin thing that calls stuff _catdir.disp.php
All that does is call the category widget (now a widget as of 2.x).
'widget' => 'coll_category_list',
That code is in / blogs / inc / widgets / widgets /
So, am am pretty sure I do not understand what function in there is getting called (or how.).
Man, I feel stupid.
Any hints here?
First thing I want to try is to modify the code so that I can set a target category -- i.e only show me the listing for cat = foo and the dependent subcats.
:)
6 texasag90 Jan 07, 2008 20:21
And one more thing. Either the category widget checkbox options don't work, or I don't know how to use them. That functionality directly from a URL is a big part of what I want...but I can't understand how to make it work.
7 yabba Jan 08, 2008 00:10
most of the core widgets functionality are in inc/widgets/model/_widget.class.php ;)
The chances are that you can override $cat by making it a global before the call or by altering the call in the skin file ....... I haven't even cracked open the file though, so this is just a guesstimate ;)
¥
How far can you go if you create Categories within the linkblog. Will your users understand?
Good luck