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[twc]

Last edited: is now add below the pages, how can i get it above the page under the txt page?

thanks

[Tata]

Try to put the call

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<?php echo lastupdate();?>

in your template on desired position.
Or put it directly on the page just below the headding

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{{{PLUGIN:lastupdate();}}}

In this case the info will be placed below the heading, however.
The wanted posittion cann be tricked by CSS styling.

[cmb]

Hi twc, hi Tata,

I guess twc is asking about the last update of each single page, which can be shown by setting "Show last edit?" to "yes" in the "Page" tab above the editor. This is simply appended to the page content. It has an ID, so basically it's possible to position it with CSS, but that's a bit beyond my CSS capabilities.

Another solution: in plugins/page_params/index.php from line 73:

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    if($pd_current['show_last_edit'] == '1' && $pd_current['last_edit'] !== ''){
        $c[$pd_s] .= '<div id = "pp_last_update">' . $plugin_tx['page_params']['last_edit']
                  .  ' ' . date($tx['lastupdate']['dateformat'], $pd_current['last_edit']) . '</div>';
    } 

Replace this with:

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    if($pd_current['show_last_edit'] == '1' && $pd_current['last_edit'] !== ''){
        $c[$pd_s] = '<div id = "pp_last_update">' . $plugin_tx['page_params']['last_edit']
                  .  ' ' . date($tx['lastupdate']['dateformat'], $pd_current['last_edit']) . '</div>' . $c[$pd_s];
    } 

That's neither elegant nor safe regarding updates, but maybe a viable workaround.

Christoph

[twc]

thanks

i have cms site privit that shows my music collection, so many txt below
so better display last edit above.........

Maby a good idea for next version 1.6 display last edit above or below option ?

Hi twc, hi Tata,

I guess twc is asking about the last update of each single page, which can be shown by setting "Show last edit?" to "yes" in the "Page" tab above the editor. This is simply appended to the page content. It has an ID, so basically it's possible to position it with CSS, but that's a bit beyond my CSS capabilities.

Another solution: in plugins/page_params/index.php from line 73:

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    if($pd_current['show_last_edit'] == '1' && $pd_current['last_edit'] !== ''){
        $c[$pd_s] .= '<div id = "pp_last_update">' . $plugin_tx['page_params']['last_edit']
                  .  ' ' . date($tx['lastupdate']['dateformat'], $pd_current['last_edit']) . '</div>';
    } 

Replace this with:

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    if($pd_current['show_last_edit'] == '1' && $pd_current['last_edit'] !== ''){
        $c[$pd_s] = '<div id = "pp_last_update">' . $plugin_tx['page_params']['last_edit']
                  .  ' ' . date($tx['lastupdate']['dateformat'], $pd_current['last_edit']) . '</div>' . $c[$pd_s];
    } 

That's neither elegant nor safe regarding updates, but maybe a viable workaround.

Christoph