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use Slash;
use Slash; -------- located in /local/lib64/perl5/slash.pm
use Slash::Display;     
use Slash::Display;     
use Slash::Utility;
use Slash::Utility;

Revision as of 02:58, 19 February 2014

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The is an index for css discoveries, etc. Testing idea... Brought to you by the Frontend Team.


test


Order css files are loaded when simple switch on user prefs page is selected viewing main page main page

  • base.css?T_2_5_0_272
  • slashcode.css?T_2_5__0_272
  • slashcode_lite.css?T_2_5__0_272
  • slashcode_lite.css?T_2_5__0_272 (appears to be loading this twice,why?)
  • print.cssT_2_5__0_272

Follow a page link from the main page to an individual article page

article.pl

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use Slash;  -------- located in /local/lib64/perl5/slash.pm
use Slash::Display;     
use Slash::Utility;

sub main {
        my $slashdb   = getCurrentDB();
        my $constants = getCurrentStatic();
        my $user      = getCurrentUser();
        my $form      = getCurrentForm();
        my $gSkin     = getCurrentSkin();
         
        my $story;
        my $reader = getObject('Slash::DB', { db_type => 'reader' });

                # Make sure the reader is viewing this story in the
                # proper skin.
                my $cur_skid = determineCurrentSkin();
                if ($story->{primaryskid} != $cur_skid) {
                        my $cur_skin = $reader->getSkin($cur_skid);
                        my $story_skin = $reader->getSkin($story->{primaryskid});
                        if ($story_skin && $story_skin->{rootdir}
                                && $story_skin->{rootdir} ne $cur_skin->{rootdir})$
                                redirect("$story_skin->{rootdir}$ENV{REQUEST_URI}"$
                                return;

               # XXXSECTIONTOPICS this needs to be updated
                my $SECT = $reader->getSection($story->{section});
                # This should be a getData call for title
                my $title = "$constants->{sitename} | $story->{title}";
                if ($gSkin->{name} && $gSkin->{name} eq "idle") {
                        $title = "$gSkin->{hostname} | $story->{title}";
                
if (my $pollbooth_db = getObject('Slash::PollBooth')) {


slashDisplay('display', {
                        poll                    => $pollbooth,
                        section                 => $SECT,
                        section_block           => $reader->getBlock($SECT->{secti$
                        show_poll               => $pollbooth ? 1 : 0,
                        story                   => $story,
                        stories                 => \%stories,
                });


               my $called_pc = 0;
                if ($story->{discussion}) {
                        # Still not happy with this logic -Brian
                        my $discussion = $reader->getDiscussion($story->{discussio$

                        }
                        # If no comments ever have existed and commentstatus is di$
                        # just skip the display of the comment header bar -Brian

                               &&  $discussion->{commentstatus} eq 'disabled'
                        )) {
                                printComments($discussion);
                                $called_pc = 1;
                        }
                 if (!$called_pc && $form->{ssi} && $form->{ssi} eq 'yes' && $form-$
                        # This is a real hack, we're kind of skipping down
                        # two levels of code.  But the cchp printing is an
                        # important optimization;  we avoid having to do
                        # multiple expensive comment selects.  One problem
                        # is that if there's no discussion with a story,
                        # printComments() doesn't get called, which means
                        # selectComments() doesn't get called, which means
                        # the cchp file won't be written.  If article.pl
                       # is being called by slashd, and we need to write
                        # that file, then here's where we print an empty
                        # file that will satisfy slashd. - Jamie

                        Slash::Utility::Comments::_print_cchp({ stoid => "dummy" }$
                }
        } else {
                header('Error', $form->{section}) or return;
       
       my $plugins = $slashdb->getDescriptions('plugins');
        if (!$user->{is_anon} && $plugins->{Tags} && $story) {
                my $tagsdb = getObject('Slash::Tags');
                $tagsdb->markViewed($user->{uid},
                        $reader->getGlobjidCreate('stories', $story->{stoid}));
        }
                        
        footer();
        if ($story) {
                writeLog($story->{sid} || $sid);
        } else { 
                writeLog($sid);

               
createEnvironment();
main();  
1; 

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