Tarjei Huse wrote:
>
> Hi.
> Thanks for pointing me in the right direction (=RTFM). I'm not sure what you
> guys like when it comes to the end results, but I'm posting the on the list
> so others comming later can use the code. Comments are welcome.
>
> What this function does is to take a topic id and return to variables, var
> and lvar, where $lvar is the parent topics to the topic. The code is used to
> tell the user where he or she is in the topic structure, and I'm using a
> modified version to make links independant of where in the topic tree the
> article is.
>
> For many of you this might seem trivial, but I've spent some time on finding
> this out. It might be an idea to put the snippet (or something simmilar)
> into the midgard documentation.
As far as I can understand the following code it doesn't solve problem
#1 you've mentioned before and which is described in your Subject line.
For copying (or moving them) in Midgard 1.4 you should use
mgd_copy_article()/mgd_move_article() which is documented in Manual.
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> > Afte a month in development we're soon finished with our new
> > midgard site.
> > There's a few things left (SG for one). I got two questions:
> > 1. Does anyone have some code for the admin site so that I
> > can copy/move an
> > article to another topic? As a result of a missunderstanding
> > I will need to
> > move ca 100 articles around. :-(
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