Dragonfly CMS modules

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Anybody have any experience with modules made for Dragonfly? Anybody ever "port" a Dragonfly module over to PHPNuke?

Posted: Mon Mar 31, 2008 10:45 am

Could I add this to include/functions.php and save myself the headache of trying to change this everywhere in the Dragonfly module.

Reason being the way Dragonfly handles linking:

Code:

Nuke: echo "<a href=\"index.php\">Return</a> to the main page.<br>";


Dragonfly:  echo "<a href=\"" . getlink() . \">Return</a> to the main page.<br>";





Nuke: echo "<a href=\"admin.php\">Return</a> to the admin section.<br />";


Dragonfly:  echo "<a href=\"" . adminlink() . \">Return</a> to the admin section.<br />";





Nuke: echo "<a href=\"modules.php?name=Your_Account&op=userinfo\">Your Account</a><br />";


Dragonfly:  echo "<a href=\"".getlink("Your_Account&amp;op=userinfo)."\">Your Account</a><br />";

Here is the function from the Dragonfly CMS

Code:

function getlink($url='', $UseLEO=true, $full=false)


{


   global $module_name, $mainindex, $MAIN_CFG, $BASEHREF;


   if (empty($url) || $url[0] == '&') $url = $module_name.$url;


   if ($MAIN_CFG['global']['GoogleTap'] && $UseLEO) {


      $url = ereg_replace('&amp;', '/', $url);


      $url = ereg_replace('&', '/', $url);


      $url = str_replace('?', '/', $url);


      if (ereg('/file=', $url)) {


         $url = ereg_replace('/file=', '/', $url);


      }


      if (ereg('#', $url)) {


         $url = ereg_replace('#', '.html#', $url);


      } else $url .= '.html';


   } else {


      $url = "$mainindex?name=".$url;


   }


   if ($full) $url = $BASEHREF.$url;


   return $url;


}


function adminlink($url='', $full=false)


{


   global $adminindex, $op, $module_name, $MAIN_CFG;


   if (empty($op) && !empty($module_name)) $op = $module_name;


   if (empty($url)) { $url = $op; }


   if ($url[0] == '&') { $url = "$adminindex?op=$op".$url; }


   else { $url = "$adminindex?op=".$url; }


   if ($full) $url = 'http://'.$MAIN_CFG['server']['domain'].$MAIN_CFG['server']['path'].$url;


   return $url;


}

Posted: Mon Mar 31, 2008 5:40 pm

So an example of the code I would change is:

Code:

echo '


      <div align="right">[ 


        <a href="'.getlink('&event='.$edata['event'].'&screen=0').'">'._MRC_TABLES.'</a> | 


        <a href="'.getlink('&event='.$edata['event'].'&screen=1').'">'._MRC_FIXTURES.'</a> | 


        <a href="'.getlink('&event='.$edata['event'].'&screen=2').'">'._MRC_CALENDAR.'</a> |

Would much rather just add the function modified for Nuke. Anybody have any input on changing these functions to work with Nuke?

Posted: Mon Mar 31, 2008 9:21 pm

I would change only the function, as the output should be the same.

The only thing you should have to do, is recode the way it defines certain variables within it, and how it outputs them.

It wouldnt be too hard, I cant think of each one of the variables off hand, but it should be fairly simple to determine what should go where.

registered · Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2008 5:38 am

Donovan, I see no reason why not to change those too functions. You can strip out all the "GoogleTap" stuff as RavenNuke already has ShortLinks or you can install ShortLinks and just use that instead (as it will work for all the other true nuke modules).