future date articles must be visible too

[D72]

Hi FIDD

I saw that topic before but i thought it didnt match my problem.

I tried the options in that praticular topic and the only code that shows some changes are the last one that you gave.

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if($schedule){

  $where[] = 'date > '.(time() + $config_date_adjust * 60 - 86400);

}

else{

  $where[] = 'date < '.(time() + $config_date_adjust * 60);

}

$schedule = false;

But after a browser refresh suddenly an article with the date 9th April 2007 (yesterday) appears.

So that one didnt workled properly for me.



I found myself a different way to keep the articles active on the 'Agenda' page.

If i add an article with the date of tomorrow, i set the time 1 minute before midnight.

After that time the article moves to the 'Archive'. It works this way, but i rather want to have it without setting the time by hand.

[FI-DD]

Play around with 86400 until the gig shows as long as you want it to show.

[D72]

Oooh ok, i didn't knew that i could play with that.

I thought it was a hard code for something... that i don't know...

Ok, i'll try to change that. Thanks!



Were is it stands for exactly... the '86400'

I mean, does it stands for minutes, hours of something?

Just trying to understand everything here to let my Cutenews.ru knowledge grow.

[FI-DD]

It stands for seconds. 86400 seconds is exactly 1 day.

[D72]

why didnt i knew that?

Isn't it something we had learned at school

Thanks, now this value suddenly makes more sense

[dezza]

This is exactly what I'd been needing! Thanks

[samiro]

I hope that Google will translate what I write, well enough.

I have exactly the opposite problem - I've been looking for someone to help me with this.
What you describe here is exactly what I did not want.
On my system, when I wrote up a future date article - I always can see the article (and also the visitors)
It happens when I use in the code, several categories, eg 2,3,4,5
If I present only one category, or use "ALL" so I have no problem.
Future articles are not displaied

I was told that because I'm logged as Admin - and that's why I see the articles - but that's not true.


Help - Please I am desperate.
Thanks

[DarkSlim]

I hope that Google will translate what I write, well enough.

I have exactly the opposite problem - I've been looking for someone to help me with this.
What you describe here is exactly what I did not want.
On my system, when I wrote up a future date article - I always can see the article (and also the visitors)
It happens when I use in the code, several categories, eg 2,3,4,5
If I present only one category, or use "ALL" so I have no problem.
Future articles are not displaied

I was told that because I'm logged as Admin - and that's why I see the articles - but that's not true.


Help - Please I am desperate.
Thanks

Hmm I see, when I'll have the time I'll also look into this
see if I can find anything, also I will check in my site
if it shows too

[D72]

If you follow these instruction it should work out of the box.
The change you have to make is in the file show.news.php
I use it allways with every websites when i need to use future dates.
And add this in your include code:

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$schedule = true;

Though you can't use future dates combined with regular dates.
It's one or another. Or you have to use more than one include codes.
One for future dates and the other one for regular dates.
And allways be aware that you have givin a future date.

[samiro]

i need to make these changes:? http://forums.cutenewsru.com/future-dat ... .html#7088

i try this:

<?PHP
$number= '5';
$static = 'true';
$category = '1,2,3,4,5,6,7,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28';
$template = 'Header';
$schedule = true;
include("/hsphere/local/home/samiro/bwoman.co.il/articles/news/show_news.php");
?>

i still can see article that i set to 10/10/2010

[samiro]

please !!!

[D72]

Of course you still see the future dates with this include because you have set schedule = true

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<?PHP
$number= '5';
$static = 'true';
$category = '1,2,3,4,5,6,7,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28';
$template = 'Header';
$schedule = true;
include("/hsphere/local/home/samiro/bwoman.co.il/articles/news/show_news.php");
?>

If you don't want to see future dates, use this include

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<?PHP
$number= '5';
$static = 'true';
$category = '1,2,3,4,5,6,7,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28';
$template = 'Header';
$schedule = false;
include("/hsphere/local/home/samiro/bwoman.co.il/articles/news/show_news.php");
?>

If category 8 and category 17 has those future dates you can use two include codes
One for the regular news without future dates and one for your news with future dates

categories with future dates

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<?PHP
$number= '5';
$static = 'true';
$category = '1,2,3,4,5,6,7,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28';
$template = 'Header';
$schedule = false;
include("/hsphere/local/home/samiro/bwoman.co.il/articles/news/show_news.php");
?>

categories without future dates

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<?PHP
$number= '5';
$static = 'true';
$category = '8,17';
$template = 'Header';
$schedule = true;
include("/hsphere/local/home/samiro/bwoman.co.il/articles/news/show_news.php");
?>

Just try it your self.
It is working because you're still seeing the future dates like you said.
So you must add some other include to seperate the future dates from you regular news.
It's not possible to combine those two

[samiro]

no no
i dont want to combine...

i just dont want visitors (gests) to see future news at all...
what i have to use ?

[D72]

Well just set you include to:
schedule = false

* Edit
CutenewsRU is by default not showing future dates.
If you just use CNR, give an article a future date. Then it will not be visible on the website.
Untill the date has reached. If you gave an article a date like 10.10.2010 CNR will hide the article and appears at 10.10.2010
That is how CNR is working straight out of the box

[samiro]

what you say here

CutenewsRU is by default not showing future dates.
If you just use CNR, give an article a future date. Then it will not be visible on the website.
Untill the date has reached. If you gave an article a date like 10.10.2010 CNR will hide the article and appears at 10.10.2010
That is how CNR is working straight out of the box

is what i want
now i add this:

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<?PHP
$number= '5';
$static = 'true';
$category = '1,2,3,4,5,6,7,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28';
$template = 'Header';
$schedule = false;
include("/hsphere/local/home/samiro/bwoman.co.il/articles/news/show_news.php");
?>

and i still can see the post - as gest...
see here: http://www.bwoman.co.il/articles/news/e ... 3/444.html

this shul up at 4/3/10
tomorow. but i can see it !!!!!