Pro 2.0 - multiple categories per listing?

disco4me · 11-02-2006

Does Pro2.0 support multiple categories per listing?

Thanks

Michael Hill · 11-03-2006

Hello!

What does you mean? Displaying multiple categories?

Vasily B. · 11-03-2006

I think disco4me wonders if it's possible to submit a same link into several categories. If so the answer is YES. But this functionality is available for admin only.

Unfortunately we missed it. You should make one tweak in your file.

*** Open admin/manage-links.php ***

*** find the following line ***

PHP Code:


			
<option value="move" onClick="javascript:popUp('move-tree.php?items=links&amp;action=move')"><?php echo $gDirLang['move']; ?></option>

*** add the following code after it ***

PHP Code:


			
<option value="copy_link_to" onClick="javascript:popUp('move-tree.php?items=links&amp;action=copy')"><?php echo $gDirLang['copy']; ?></option>

*** save changes ***

Hope this can help

disco4me · 11-03-2006

Actually I want to use Pro2.0 more of as a business directory where companies would submit their products (as a listing) and then have those products fall into multiple catagories. For instance, BigSoftwareCo sell a product, BigApp. BigApp is both used for Customer Service and Call Center. So I would need the product BigApp to show under the catagories Customer Service Software and Call Center Software.

stsesyndicat · 11-10-2006

Hi. Simon, I tried your suggested code modification but couldn't see any result, so I re-installed the old code and will continue to wait for someone to give us the solution....

Alain

Sergey Ten · 11-10-2006

Hello Alain,

I think, in the Simon's code is some fault (It is not fault of Simon

)

Please try use this code:

*** Open admin/manage-links.php ***

*** find the following line ***

Code:

<option value="move" onClick="javascript:popUp('move-tree.php?items=links&action=move')"><?php echo $gDirLang['move']; ?></option>

*** add the following code after it ***

Code:

<option value="copy_link_to" onClick="javascript:popUp('move-tree.php?items=links&action=copy')"><?php echo $gDirLang['copy']; ?></option>

*** save changes ***

I just replace with "&" to "&".

I hope this help you.

stsesyndicat · 11-13-2006

Sorry Sergei, but it doesn't work either.

Furthermore, I now realized that, following this code change, the move command applies now only to a category, not to a sub-category...

Bizzare?!

Alain

stsesyndicat · 11-15-2006

guys,

Let me clarify the problem I described as "Furthermore, I now realized that, following this code change, the move command applies now only to a category, not to a sub-category..."

What I meant is that, when I copy sub-categories, the scroll bar in the pop-up window is now extending further than the right limit of that window, making invisible the scroll-down button!

If I click on that button (after widening the window manually), i get a list of the categories and sub-categoires but not formatted like a tree like before. They are listed like this:

-- category
---subcategory
----sub-subcategory

How come and how do I solve the problem?

John Turner · 11-15-2006

Hi,

Please read this post

http://www.esyndicat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=7563

stsesyndicat · 11-16-2006

thks John, but dave's coding didn't work.

This was actually expectable, because my problem is not a problem of not having the + button in front of the ROOT word.

It is more a problem of formatting I think, because I do get part ot the functionality... For example, I get in the scroll bar the content of the tree, but unformatted, like this:
-- category
---subcategory
----sub-subcategory
and it doesn't start with showing the ROOT like before.

I get exactly the same problem when I am in the create category or listing modes.

Pls help!
alain

11-02-2006	#1
disco4me Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 187	Pro 2.0 - multiple categories per listing? Does Pro2.0 support multiple categories per listing? Thanks

11-03-2006	#2
Michael Hill eSyndicat Support Team Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 727	Hello! What does you mean? Displaying multiple categories? __________________ Regards, Michael Hill eSyndiCat Directory Script Our webhosting - Intelligent Web Hosting

11-03-2006	#3
Vasily B. Administrator Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 9,252	I think disco4me wonders if it's possible to submit a same link into several categories. If so the answer is YES. But this functionality is available for admin only. Unfortunately we missed it. You should make one tweak in your file. * Open admin/manage-links.php * * find the following line * PHP Code: `<option value="move" onClick="javascript:popUp('move-tree.php?items=links&action=move')"><?php echo $gDirLang['move']; ?></option>` * add the following code after it * PHP Code: `<option value="copy_link_to" onClick="javascript:popUp('move-tree.php?items=links&action=copy')"><?php echo $gDirLang['copy']; ?></option>` * save changes * Hope this can help __________________ Subrion CMS - free open source php content management system Business Directory Script - powerful php business directory software, Yellow Pages Script - the most advanced yellow pages php software

11-10-2006	#6
Sergey Ten eSyndiCat Lead Developer Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Kyrgyzstan, Bishkek Posts: 6,596	Hello Alain, I think, in the Simon's code is some fault (It is not fault of Simon ) Please try use this code: * Open admin/manage-links.php * * find the following line * Code: <option value="move" onClick="javascript:popUp('move-tree.php?items=links&action=move')"><?php echo $gDirLang['move']; ?></option> * add the following code after it * Code: <option value="copy_link_to" onClick="javascript:popUp('move-tree.php?items=links&action=copy')"><?php echo $gDirLang['copy']; ?></option> * save changes * I just replace with "&" to "&". I hope this help you.

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11-10-2006	#5
stsesyndicat Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 30	Hi. Simon, I tried your suggested code modification but couldn't see any result, so I re-installed the old code and will continue to wait for someone to give us the solution.... Alain

11-13-2006	#7
stsesyndicat Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 30	Sorry Sergei, but it doesn't work either. Furthermore, I now realized that, following this code change, the move command applies now only to a category, not to a sub-category... Bizzare?! Alain

11-15-2006	#8
stsesyndicat Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 30	guys, Let me clarify the problem I described as "Furthermore, I now realized that, following this code change, the move command applies now only to a category, not to a sub-category..." What I meant is that, when I copy sub-categories, the scroll bar in the pop-up window is now extending further than the right limit of that window, making invisible the scroll-down button! If I click on that button (after widening the window manually), i get a list of the categories and sub-categoires but not formatted like a tree like before. They are listed like this: -- category ---subcategory ----sub-subcategory How come and how do I solve the problem?

11-15-2006	#9
John Turner Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 1,428	Hi, Please read this post http://www.esyndicat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=7563

11-16-2006	#10
stsesyndicat Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 30	thks John, but dave's coding didn't work. This was actually expectable, because my problem is not a problem of not having the + button in front of the ROOT word. It is more a problem of formatting I think, because I do get part ot the functionality... For example, I get in the scroll bar the content of the tree, but unformatted, like this: -- category ---subcategory ----sub-subcategory and it doesn't start with showing the ROOT like before. I get exactly the same problem when I am in the create category or listing modes. Pls help! alain