here I will post a simple Replacement Tag to generate a List of FAQ items (if you use the new Contentpart FAQ on your site).
No magic here and maybe this will be implemented by oliver g. in future?!
I need that now and so, I wrote it.
PLEASE NOTICE: This is experimental and without guarantee!!
drop the following code into your frontend_render folder and place the {FAQ_LIST} in a CP in your FAQ Article, that's all.
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// RP: {FAQ_LIST} v. 0.1 beta carotin
// by marcus@localhorst
// 01.02.2007 16:52:13
// Info: If you use the new Contenpart FAQ you can place the Tag {FAQ_LIST} above your
// FAQ Article and it will print a List with anchors to your FAQ CPs
// use the ul.faqList class to style the list
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
function show_faq_list($id, $db)
{
$CNT_TMP = '';
$sql = "SELECT * " .
"FROM " . DB_PREPEND . "phpwcms_articlecontent " .
"WHERE acontent_aid = " . $id . " " .
"AND acontent_type = 27 ". // this is the ID for FAQ CP
"AND acontent_visible = 1 " .
"AND acontent_trash = 0 " .
"ORDER BY acontent_sorting, acontent_id;";
// echo $sql;
if($cresult = mysql_query($sql, $db) or die("error retrieving article from database"))
{
while($crow = mysql_fetch_array($cresult))
{
$CNT_TMP .= "<li><a href=\"#faq_id".$crow["acontent_id"]."\">".$crow["acontent_text"]."</a></li>";
}
$CNT_TMP= "<ul class=\"faqList\">".$CNT_TMP."</ul>";
}
return $CNT_TMP;
}
if( ! ( strpos($content["all"],'{FAQ_LIST}')===false ) )
{
$content["all"] = preg_replace('#\{FAQ_LIST\}#ie', 'show_faq_list($GLOBALS[content][article_id], $db)', $content["all"]);
}
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best marcus
