Funny, I was looking for the exact same thing as the original poster.
Garvin, I can't find anything about "Announce Entries" either.
Just ignore .. I found it. I was sleeping again

Mmm ok, what I will do is take apart the newpaper/layout.php and see how the author (Jannis) created the dropshadow, and alter it to seperate each entry on its own.

I noticed the many CSS encodings in the generated html.
Very nice fundamental coding there

Hi, I don't know if this is easy .. What I want is really only applicable to the newpaper theme, and I don't have (yet) all the knowledge of how s9y is handling this, but what I would like to see is the following:

Every entry on its own 'newpaper page'. I define a 'newpaper page' as the section ...

<?
$today = mktime(0, 0, 0, date("m"), date("d"), date("Y"));
$filingdate = mktime(0, 0, 0, 6, 15, 2004 );

$start= (int)date("z", $filingdate);
$now = (int)date("z", $today);
$days = $now - $start;

echo "Day <b>$days</b>";
?>


I want to embed the above php code somewhere on the weblog page, but ...

As I see your quite eager with patching and development, how about if you try to modify the plugin to achieve that, and send us your patch for committing?

*grin* Are you recruiting me Garv ? :) Sure, no problem; I will have a look at it.
However, it will take a while since I do not have that much ...

set this in your .htaccess file within the serendipity dir:

When clicking on the 'Category' plugin, your browser will be directed to (for example): /rss.php?category=2_Culture_Shocks

I would like to see the possibility to select which rss/atom layout is used in your feed.
It already _works_, its just not configurable in the plugin configuration.

Right now ...

I have it already, just wondered

Hi Stephan!

Thanks a lot for your debugging! I have commited a different patch (http://garv.info/files/te.diff) to CVS now, which should be somehwat 'cleaner', but basically achieves the same like you coded.


Is there a delay in the CVS reproductions ?
When I try to checkout the newer entry, I ...

You're welcome glad I could be of help.

I just started to use s9y two days ago to document my move to the USA, and I have to day I really really like it. Keep up the good work!

/Stephan

$this->links = serendipity_db_query("SELECT id, link FROM {$serendipity['dbPrefix']}references WHERE entry_id = {$serendipity['encodeExitsCallback_entry_id']}", false, 'both', false, 'link', 'id');

needs to be replaced with

$this->links = serendipity_db_query("SELECT id, link FROM {$serendipity ...

This is how that code evals. There is a definite 'quotation error' there.
Correct me if I'm misinterpreting things here

./Stephan

Found URL http://www.rtp.org/ in array Y!
Buffer is: Array ( [0] => [2] => " [3] => www.rtp.org/ [4] => " )

I'm using mysql.

Hold on, looking further I found that $this->links is not filled correctly. Somehow the SQL statement that is supposed to fill this array in serendipity_db_query() is ...

Found URL http://www.rtp.org/ in array Y!
Buffer is: Array ( [0] => [2] => " [3] => www.rtp.org/ [4] => " )

I'm using mysql.

I used a html-nugget sidebar to put in some websites I visit. The html content are only simple <a> tags. S9y generates invalid content:

It generates: http:// <weblog url> /exit.php?url_id=Y for every entry.

mysql> select * from serendipity_references; does not list the html nugget urls, which ...