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Short question and maybe I'm just too stupid ...

I wanted to use the "Recently_updated" tag on an MLE website with two languages (English and German).  It spits out a list alright, but there's no titles in the list. So what I get is like this:

Recently updated pages

    *
      Last changes: 19.03.09
    * Home
      Home Page, shortcut key=1
      Last changes: 18.03.09
    *
      Last changes: 18.03.09
    *
      Home Page, shortcut key=1
      Last changes: 18.03.09
    *
      Last changes: 12.03.09

Home is the only one where it actually gets a title for the page. Everything else is empty and the tag is of no use like this.

I'm guessing it's something like the statistics module which also didn't get the titles or menunames or anything on an MLE-Installation for most viewed pages and such.

Is there a fix for this tag so I can use it on an MLE installation?

Link to look at it: http://www.intayale.de/forge/cmsms/index.php/en_US/home
left  side the last box would be the recently_updated tag in use.

Help would be appreciated.

Amancham wrote: I wanted to use the "Recently_updated" tag on an MLE website with two languages (English and German).  It spits out a list alright, but there's no titles in the list. So what I get is like this:

This is UNTESTED and please report if work or not

Apply this patch (this should work even with extended MLE)

Alby

don't know if you want me to report back here or in your fix post... I just changed the function.recently_updated.php

on refreshing the website, this is what I get:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_GLOBAL in /var/www/web1009/html/forge/cmsms/plugins/function.recently_updated.php on line 73

Amancham wrote: don't know if you want me to report back here or in your fix post... I just changed the function.recently_updated.php

on refreshing the website, this is what I get:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_GLOBAL in /var/www/web1009/html/forge/cmsms/plugins/function.recently_updated.php on line 73

I have tested with {recently_updated showtitle=1} and works

EDIT: doubt? you've added the + also?

Alby

Awwww! I'm sorry!
Shouldn't do stuff like this while fighting a stomach bug ... I just forgot to delete all the + in the beginning of the lines.  Works perfeclty now. Deeply sorry. I'm not quite okay  at the moment.  Seems like my mind is working really slow today.

Thanks for the fix!