Dates in permalink pages (Andreas00)

[Lynoure]

I am using a variant heavily based on Andreas00, and I have a weird problem with the dates.

If I go to
http://www.lynoure.org/blog/index.php?/ ... 11/02.html I get the date in front of the title of the entry.

If instead I go to http://www.lynoure.org/blog/index.php?/ ... lack!.html no date

I have tried to find the cause for this, as I would very much want the permalink pages too to show the date of the entry. Can any of you help me?

[garvinhicking]

Hi!

Check the 'entries.tpl' template file and search for the use of "$is_single_entry". This variable is queried to indicate, where a date is shown and where not.

More exactly, look for this:

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                {if not $is_single_entry}{if $dategroup.is_sticky}
        {$CONST.STICKY_POST}
        {else}
        {$entry.timestamp|@formatTime:DATE_FORMAT_ENTRY_ANDREAS}
        {/if}{/if} 

and remove the first if so that it looks like:

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                {if $dategroup.is_sticky}
        {$CONST.STICKY_POST}
        {else}
        {$entry.timestamp|@formatTime:DATE_FORMAT_ENTRY_ANDREAS}
        {/if}

HTH,
Garvin

[carl_galloway]

That was actually a design feature of the andreas00 template.

To get it working again the way you want it to, you need to open the andreas00 entries.tpl in your favorite text editor and change this

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{if not $is_single_entry}{if $dategroup.is_sticky}
        {$CONST.STICKY_POST}
{else}
        {$entry.timestamp|@formatTime:DATE_FORMAT_ENTRY_ANDREAS}
{/if}{/if}

to this

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{if $dategroup.is_sticky}
        {$CONST.STICKY_POST}
{else}
        {$entry.timestamp|@formatTime:DATE_FORMAT_ENTRY_ANDREAS}
{/if}

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[carl_galloway]

dang, you beat me to it

[garvinhicking]

Hi Carl!

*gg*. I was already wondering you'd surely reply, but since I was here, I took my chances...

Regards,
Garvin

[Lynoure]

Thank you all for a very fast advice!

I was looking at that {if not $is_single_entry} but then though "that cannot be it, it's only putting in the sticky stuff if the entry is not a single entry and is sticky".

I still don't quite grasp it, but it does work. I guess I'll need to read a bit more code some day when I have my brain acting better.

Edit: Grasped it now, by some mental re-indentation:

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{if not $is_single_entry}
        {if $dategroup.is_sticky}
                {$CONST.STICKY_POST}
        {else}
                {$entry.timestamp @formatTime:DATE_FORMAT_ENTRY_ANDREAS}
        {/if}
{/if}

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