Small cosmetic typo in content.php

Worker Joined: Feb 18, 2004 Posts: 244

Nuke version 7.4 patched with Chatserv's 2.6.

There is a small cosmetic typo in the content module that causes &nbsp to be printed to the screen instead of the actual space being inserted.

The problem is on line 316 which looks like this:

Code:

."<input type=\"radio\" name=\"active\" value=\"1\" $sel1>&nbsp;" . _YES . "&nbsp&nbsp;<input type=\"radio\" name=\"active\" value=\"0\" $sel2>&nbsp;" . _NO . "<br><br>"

Of course the fix is to add the missing simicolon like so:

Code:

."<input type=\"radio\" name=\"active\" value=\"1\" $sel1>&nbsp;" . _YES . "&nbsp;&nbsp;<input type=\"radio\" name=\"active\" value=\"0\" $sel2>&nbsp;" . _NO . "<br><br>"

I've seen several that need fixing. If no one objects I'll post more as I catch them...

Darrell

Site Admin/Owner Joined: Aug 27, 2002 Posts: 17088

That would be great. Thanks!

Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2004 6:35 pm

Nuke version 7.4 patched with Chatserv's 2.6.

There are four small cosmetic typo's in the encyclopedias search module that causes &middot to be printed to the screen instead of the actual middot being inserted.

Line 43 is:

Code:

echo "<strong><big>&middot</big></strong>&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href=\"modules.php?name=$module_name&amp;op=content&amp;tid=$tid\">$title</a><br>";

Line 55 is:

Code:

echo "<strong><big>&middot</big></strong>&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href=\"modules.php?name=$module_name&amp;op=content&amp;tid=$tid&amp;query=$query\">$title</a><br>";

Line 82 is:

Code:

echo "<strong><big>&middot</big></strong>&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href=\"modules.php?name=$module_name&amp;op=content&amp;tid=$tid\">$title</a><br>";

Line 94 is:

Code:

echo "<strong><big>&middot</big></strong>&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href=\"modules.php?name=$module_name&amp;op=content&amp;tid=$tid&amp;query=$query\">$title</a><br>";

As you can see, in each case the &middot is missing the ; after it. So in all four cases add the ;

Take care,
Darrell

Posted: Thu Dec 30, 2004 8:28 am

Nuke 7.4 with 2.6 patches installed.

The Journal module was printing &#151&#151 to the screen in several different circumstances. The &#151 character is the dash symbol.

This was happening because there was a missing semicolon after each instance of the &#151 in the source code of two different files.

You will find 8 instances of &#151 in /modules/journal/edit.php and 2 instances in /modules/journal/search.php. Use a search utility to find them all and add the semicolon after each occurance.

Here's one example of how it's wrong:

Code:

printf (" &#151&#151 $scndcount "._COMMENTS."</td>");

I can't show an example of the fix. The forum inserts the two dashes if it's properly formated.

Darrell