Thank you. Glad to help.
I saw your section about "Things I like BW to do".
- Pages should have dates, published dates and modified dates: Save them as
data fields. Modified date should be simply {lastmodified}. You could
create a search for your homepage that shows all postings between date x
and date y or postings prepared in advance for future dates.
- Add foot notes? The citation plugin still works. Just put the php file in
the plugins folder. Write the line enableCitation on the site.config page
after the other config infovars (action.plugins is gone in v4). Then write
on a page: some text (cite ... foot note ...) and put (citations) at the
bottom to show your foot notes.
Greetings, Martin
Am Dienstag, 4. Juni 2013 14:18:31 UTC+2 schrieb jacmgr:
>
> Solved it by making a new zone in 3.5 I uses $$actions with a anchor
> code.snippet. Now for 4.01 in the skin I use [[menu_actions]] just
> creating a standard zone. Then I creat a standard page named menu_actions
> and put the old $$actions code in the new page. Now it works the same as
> before. No problems for me.
>
> With these problems solved, here is my working copy of a 4.01 site. It is
> just a self learning site for myself. May not stay up long.
>
> http://jhinline.com/bw401/blog2/index.php?p=main
>
> MARTIN. THANKYOU. Your help on these 3 items made conversion from 3.5 to
> 4.01 easy for me.
>
> On Tuesday, June 4, 2013 6:13:53 AM UTC+9, mz wrote:
>
>> Hi jacmgr
>>
>> I did not know that there were multi line info vars ever.
>> But you can try to include multi line text from another page as suggested
>> in the code like "multiline: [(include ...)]"
>>
>> function BOLTskinSettings($var, $skin=true) {
>> ## RETRIEVES DATA FROM CODE.SETTINGS PAGE TO FILL {VARS} MARKUPS IN YOUR
>> SKIN, OR REGULAR PAGES.
>> // Could put anchors back in and allow them to be used as well...
>>
>> Greetings, Martin
>>
>> Am Samstag, 1. Juni 2013 16:48:02 UTC+2 schrieb jacmgr:
>>>
>>> I see that code.settings looks like replace code.snippets. There used
>>> to be MULTI LINE snippets such as $$actions. 4.01 does not seem to have
>>> that ability. What is the best way to have a reusuable multi line variable
>>> to simulate the old $$actions? I think I can live without it, just wanted
>>> to make sure it is not in the latest 401.
>>
>>
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