Ajax Photo Ratings Addon

[Ubbe]

With the new code I get:
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string(0) ""

NULL

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In the top of the page

[Dkozikowski+]

Ok, thanks. Thats a huge help. Dose the rating system still work though? It should but if not I'll keep working on it.

Just so you can see for yourself, using the "newer" code, place the original template tag within your image_template.html file:

<AJAX_RATE stars="5" img_width="30px" rateinfo="on" thankyou="on">

Now, refresh your page and you should see something like this:

string(54) "stars="5" img_width="30px" rateinfo="on" thankyou="on""
array(4) {
  ["stars"]=>
  string(1) "5"
  ["img_width"]=>
  string(4) "30px"
  ["rateinfo"]=>
  string(2) "on"
  ["thankyou"]=>
  string(2) "on"
}

If you do and the rating system continues to function, we've fixed the problem!

If it's fixed, continue to use the code until i release a patched version. You may remove the following 2 code blocks so the output does not show on your page.

Find and delete:

    echo '<pre>'; 
    var_dump($arg_string); 
    echo '</pre>';

and

     echo '<pre>'; 
     var_dump($args); 
     echo '</pre>';

But, if it does not work, please create a file called info.php and inside place the following:

PHP Code:

<?php phpinfo(); ?>

Upload this to your server and point your browser to this file.

Do a search for PCRE on this page and paste the results here.

Once you have done this, remove the info.php file from your web server.

[Ubbe]

works fine

[Dkozikowski+]

Originally Posted by Ubbe

works fine

I am relieved! I'll be updating all my addons that use the old regex.

Thank you for all your help. It's been invaluable.

Cheers!

[Ubbe]

Originally Posted by dwilkinsjr

I am relieved! I'll be updating all my addons that use the old regex.

Thank you for all your help. It's been invaluable.

Cheers!

Thank you for your addon

[Dkozikowski+]

AJAX RATINGS v0.7

Last updated on: August 16th, 2007

VERSION HISTORY

• Key:
  • [!]Important
  • [+]New
  • [-]Fixed error
  • [*]Changes

• Version 0.7
  • [-]Fixed the regular expression that was causing some people's photoblogs to cease proper functionality.
  • [*]Updated the javascript functions to help avoid conflict between mootools and prototype packages.
  • [+]Added function to admin_ajax_ratings.php that removes the rating info from the database upon image deletion.
  • [*]Updated User Guide

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  • Ajax Ratings v0.7

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[Josef Renklint]

My javascript behaves very oddly...

the rating works fine, it saves the rating data and everything, but somethings wrong with the javascript or something. The stars "jump" whenever I move the mouse over the stars. Unfortunately I can't upload a screenshot of how it looks, but if someone could help me I would be very thankful.

Thanks,

Josef

[Dkozikowski+]

This is not a javascript issue.

It's most likely a CSS issue where you have changed the default stars for something else or something smaller.

Please provide me with a link so I can see for myself.

[Josef Renklint]

Here's a link showing the error.

http://www.fotografiker.se/test/

[Dkozikowski+]

OK. It's definitely a CSS issue. First try placing the template tag outside the div it's in right now.

This is your current code:

<a href="index.php?showimage=<IMAGE_PREVIOUS_ID>">
<img src="images/<IMAGE_NAME>" alt="<IMAGE_TITLE>" title="<IMAGE_TITLE>" width="<IMAGE_WIDTH>" height="<IMAGE_HEIGHT>" id="photo" />
</a>

<div id="image-navigate">
<span class="image-previous"><IMAGE_PREVIOUS_LINK></span>
<AJAX_RATE stars="5" img_width="30px" rateinfo="on" thankyou="on">
<span class="image-next"><IMAGE_NEXT_LINK></span>
</div>

try:

<a href="index.php?showimage=<IMAGE_PREVIOUS_ID>">
<img src="images/<IMAGE_NAME>" alt="<IMAGE_TITLE>" title="<IMAGE_TITLE>" width="<IMAGE_WIDTH>" height="<IMAGE_HEIGHT>" id="photo" />
</a>

<AJAX_RATE stars="5" img_width="30px" rateinfo="on" thankyou="on">

<div id="image-navigate">
<span class="image-previous"><IMAGE_PREVIOUS_LINK></span>
<span class="image-next"><IMAGE_NEXT_LINK></span>
</div>

If this works and the placement is not where you want it. You'll have to play with the CSS file(s) to get the positioning right.