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Isura

03-25-2013 09:24 AM

Little problem with the Module Manager/ 1.3.3

I got a little problem with the sitebar modules. I added two links with the following php-code:

PHP Code:


		
			
$moduleContainer->add(new Comment("<a href=/languages/de>Deutsch</a> <a href=/languages/eng>English</a>"));

Both links show up and work so far, until I opend the site in a new browser window. Then instead of treeofarvalus.de/languages/eng it opens treeofarvalus.de/languages.php/eng and shows the index.
I'm not sure if this is really an error with the script or with my browser settings. But I would really thankful if someone could find a solution or could tell me if he gets the same error.

Reproduce the error:
1. Go to www.treeofarvalus.de
2. click the link 'English' in the sidebar
3. it open /languages.php/eng instead of /languages/eng
If you click it again, it'll lead you to the right site.

Hall of Famer

03-25-2013 09:41 AM

Well it works for me perfectly fine, perhaps you need to clear your cache?

Isura

03-25-2013 09:48 AM

Already done. Didn't help.

But if it works for you, than it might be really my browser settings or something like that.

Hall of Famer

03-25-2013 09:52 AM

Well its working fine on my Firefox, what browser are you using? Just wondering.

Isura

03-25-2013 10:00 AM

I use Firefox version 19.0.2

I found a way to fix this error for me. I change the code in this:

PHP Code:


		
			
 $moduleContainer->add(new Comment("<a href=http://treeofarvalus.de/languages/de>Deutsch</a> <a href=http://treeofarvalus.de/languages/eng>English</a>"));

Don't know why exactly it need the 'http://'-Part in front of the link, but now it works.

Hall of Famer

03-25-2013 10:53 AM

I see, but anyway I dont think adding http:// makes such difference. On a side note, Id personally write the code like this:

PHP Code:


		
			
$moduleContainer->add(new Link("languages/de", "Deutsch"));  
$moduleContainer->add(new Link("language/en", "English"));

Try not to use the Comment Object unless it is meant to be a sentence or a paragraph. The GUI system is more powerful than you think. XD

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