mod_rewrite

[empiryk]

Originally Posted by jaywilliams

So look at your templates and the source code for pixel post, and modify the links

Hmm... I am newbe in Pixel then, tell me which parts of templates/source code should be modified? (flies / nr of lines)

[GeoS+]

W /index.php w poszczegolnych linijkach masz:
- ~179 $image_permalink
- ~187 $image_previous_link
- ~204 $image_next_link

Generalnie linki sa w tych okolicach.

[empiryk]

Originally Posted by GeoS

W /index.php w poszczegolnych linijkach masz:
- ~179 $image_permalink
- ~187 $image_previous_link
- ~204 $image_next_link

Generalnie linki sa w tych okolicach.

Thx, I will take a look into sources tommorow
[Polish]Dziękuję - sprawdzę jutro[/Polish]

[Errrwin]

I got it to work using another thread I found using good old Google, but I am wondering if it would be possible to use the title of an image instead of the number in the url?

So

http://vollemaan.net/Sachsenhausen

instead of

http://vollemaan.net/14

[jaywilliams+]

Originally Posted by Errrwin

I got it to work using another thread I found using good old Google, but I am wondering if it would be possible to use the title of an image instead of the number in the url?

So

http://vollemaan.net/Sachsenhausen

instead of

http://vollemaan.net/14

In theory, yes.
But it would take some modding to the index.php file, and probably the admin.php file as well.

Not an easy task.

You would probably need to make a new row in the database for the url "name" and have the admin.php file put some info in it. And you would need to change the way index.php does links... it works off and ID row, you would need to change it to your url "name" row instead.

EDIT:
This is now possible. I created an addon for Pixelpost that will do this.
Go to http://forum.pixelpost.org/showthread.php?t=4915 for more information.

[blinking8s+]

similar to what jay said, it requires a database input that struos te spaces from the title ect, just like it does with wordpress, and some servers it doesnt work at all with.

[GeoS+]

It doesnt need DB all the time. It only needs to add line for mod_rewrite with this string redirection.

I think that it can be nice addon

[Sergio de la Torre]

I have a beautyful 500 server error

[GeoS+]

Do you have mod_rewrite at your hosting place?

[jaywilliams+]

That is a good point...

To do this it requires the Apache web server with the Mod_Rewrite module installed. But the good thing is, this is a fairly common module.