Frog CMS

Custom data plugin

I find it usefull, currently use it on a Wolf CMS driven website.
Though I advise you to return the output, instead of echoing it.
That way one can do the following:

<?php echo (custom_data('name') > 0) ? '' : '<h3>'.custom_data('name').'</h3>'; ?>

JM Contact plugin - Frog CMS contact form with different fields

Also works fine with Wolf 0.6.0.
Two errors in JmContactController.php though, on lines 248 and 264:
public public function form_delete( $form_id ) and public public function form_copy( $form_id )

Obviously both have a “public” to many.

Why are you using Frog CMS?

That makes me wonder too, I started using Wolf after seeing that Frog’s development stopped.
I do come here from time to time but each time I do I see no changes.
The Frog blog was last updated on October 2009, no updates have appeared since then.
Maybe Philippe is really working hard to improve Frog – I hope so anyway – but if he indeed is then we like to know, we like to read about it!
What is the point of a blog if one does not use it to communicate to its followers :)

Check if user has access to a specific page.

Try something like this:

<?php
    AuthUser::load();
    if (AuthUser::isLoggedIn() && AuthUser::hasPermission('administrator')) {
        echo 'Hi! You're an administrator!';
    }
?>

Access keys for nav / menu?

This is what I use, edit to your need:

<div id="menu">
<ul>
<li<?php echo url_match('/') ? ' id="current"': null; ?>><a href="<?php echo URL_PUBLIC; ?>" accesskey="1">Home</a></li>
<?php foreach($this->find('/')->children() as $menu): ?>
<?php
// pages to omit from navigation
$omit_array = array('news', 'secret');
if (in_array($menu->slug, $omit_array)) {
    continue;
}
?>
<li<?php echo (url_start_with($menu->url)) ? ' id="current"': null; ?>>
<?php
// accesskey's for your page by slugname
if ($menu->slug == 'test') { echo $menu->link($menu->title, (url_start_with($menu->url) ? 'id="current"': null).$options='accesskey="2"');  }
elseif ($menu->slug == 'stories') { echo $menu->link($menu->title, (url_start_with($menu->url) ? 'id="current"': null).$options='accesskey="3"');
} else {
?>
<?php echo $menu->link() . PHP_EOL; } ?></li>
<?php endforeach; ?></ul>
</div>

FSearch - Simple full-text search with MySQL

Well this is what I use with Frog:
http://www.wolfcms.org/forum/topic84.html

I’m happy with it :)

Climate check your website – a must in these days!

Its a bogus method for checking anything “C02 neutral” at all.
Have a laugh while it checks your images and its reporting the DPI.
Images contains pixels, the DPI part is pure nonsence and has nothing to do with onscreen images.
The people behind that website are absolutly clueless, they should educate themselfs and learn about the DPI myth!

My advise to all:
ignore this website at best, and if you are tempted to give it a try then you can fully ignore the report.

Strangest Problem, Can't Find The Answer Anywhere...

I noticed the same behaviour when applying hotlink/deeplink protection for images via .htaccess perhaps thats also your case.

FSearch - Simple full-text search with MySQL

Hi Andrew,

I can confirm fsearchable_ix and content_fsearchable exist in the mysql database.
I’ve done a reinstall of Frog and your plugin and it does show the search forum.
But there’s no “Make this page searchable” checkbox to be found anywhere on the page edit.
Any new idea’s?

Getting rid of undeeded tags

Hi people,

currently I use this navigation menu:

<?php $subPageId = explode('/', $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']); $level2=$subPageId[1]; $level3=$subPageId[2]; ?>
<ul>
<li<?php echo url_match('/') ? ' id="current"': ''; ?>><a href="<?php echo URL_PUBLIC; ?>">Home</a></li>    
<?php foreach($this->find('/')->children() as $menu): ?>
<li<?php echo in_array($menu->slug, explode('/', $this->url)) ? ' id="current"': null; ?>>
<?php echo $menu->link($menu->title); ?>
<?php if ($level3 != '') {$item2 = $level2;} else {$item2 = substr($level2,0,-5);} ?>
<?php if ($level2 != '') : ?>
<?php $page2 = $this->find($item2); ?>
<?php if (strpos($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'],$menu->slug) == true) : ?>
<ul>
<?php foreach ($page2->children(array()) as $menu2): ?>
<li><?php echo $menu2->link(); ?></li>
<?php endforeach; ?>
</ul>
<?php endif; ?>
<?php endif; ?>
</li>
<?php endforeach; ?>
<li><a href="<?php echo URL_PUBLIC; ?>rss.xml" title="KUBES RSS feed">RSS feed</a></li>
</ul>
<?php echo PHP_EOL; ?>

It works allmost perfect!
To bad it does generate two uneeded and invalid <ul></ul> tags when a menu item does not contain a submenu.
How do I get rid of those undeeded tags when there’s just a single menu link?

admin.css needs to be updated

Its important to edit the admin.css file located at:
/admin/stylesheets/admin.css

Locate the following class:

.form-area .content {
	margin-top: 1em;
	margin-bottom: 1em;
}

And replace it with this:

.form-area .content {
	margin-top: 1em;
	margin-bottom: 1em;
	background-color: #FFF;
	color: #000;
}

Frog CMS should be updated with that last bit of css, a set default background-color is very important:
without it, it will inheritance the blue background-color of .form-area!

Funky Cache (beta testers wanted)

Oops. I have word admin hardcoded in file funky_cache/index.php. Will fix.

I used your fix and it works fine now.
May I suggest to you to use both ALT and TITLE attributes on your images?
It helps gaining better accessibility for some users.

Also the generated .htaccess needs to be looked at,
it doesn’t take the value of, define(‘ADMIN_DIR’, ‘foo’);

I’ve allready edited funky cache to my needs:
dutch translation
alt and title attributes where needed

Funky Cache (beta testers wanted)

7-Zip is all I use so thats not the problem.
I did download the file again (just to be sure) but all files are present;
unless something is missing in the orginal file as found at
http://www.appelsiini.net/download/frog_funky_cache.tar.gz

Any more idea’s?