t_read replacement
Submitted Jason H, May 21 2012 02:25 PM | Last updated Aug 21 2012 02:05 PM
We still reference t_read in the database templates, but, that replacement has been removed.. or.. Rather, isn't included in IPB anymore.
So.. If you installed Content on a forum that started out as 3.1.4 or lower, you have an icon showing.
If you installed content on a forum that wasn't started until 3.2.0 or higher, you have no icon showing.
This is for database listing template, but.. might be other places as well
So.. If you installed Content on a forum that started out as 3.1.4 or lower, you have an icon showing.
If you installed content on a forum that wasn't started until 3.2.0 or higher, you have no icon showing.
This is for database listing template, but.. might be other places as well
| Status: | Fixed |
| Version: | 2.3.2 |
| Fixed In: | 2.3.3 |











6 Comments
Updating Status to: Not a Bug
Updating Version to: 0
skin_global_other -> generateTopicIcon (the method used to generate the icon for topics) still uses the same replacements. We will continue to use the same methods used by topics.
<if test="topicUnreadDot:|:$imgArray['show_dot']"> {parse replacement="t_unread_dot"} <else /> {parse replacement="t_unread"} </if>Besides - best I can tell you're wrong. This is in the replacements file in SVN right now
't_unread' => "<img src='{style_image_url}/t_unread.png' alt='{lang:pm_open_new}' /><br />", 't_unread_dot' => "<img src='{style_image_url}/t_unread_dot.png' alt='{lang:you_posted_here}' /><br />",<if test="!$record['_isRead']"> {parse replacement="t_unread"} <else /> {parse replacement="t_read"} </if>he is not wrong,database listing, demosite.xml, therefore stock.... as a side note, it would be actually nice to have t_unread_dot properly shown.
't_read_dot' => "<img src='{style_image_url}/t_read_dot.png' alt='{lang:you_posted_here}' title='{lang:you_posted_here}' /><br />", 't_unread' => "<img src='{style_image_url}/t_unread.png' alt='{lang:pm_open_new}' /><br />", 't_unread_dot' => "<img src='{style_image_url}/t_unread_dot.png' alt='{lang:you_posted_here}' /><br />",this has been such since 3.2 IPB has it not?Errrr....it appears this report has confused me.
I guess we can simply remove the call to "t_read" if it's an issue for some reason.
Updating Status to: Fixed
Updating Version to: 2.3.2
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