thanks

Actually, it might just be easier to do this using phpMyAdmin. You would select the nuke_faqanswer table within your database. Then click on the edit icon for the "id" field. From there you can change the drop-down for Type to SMALLINT and then click Save. I don't think you really need to bother with the id_cat field unless you will have more than 127 FAQ categories (which would be unwieldy to any user).

Sorry it took me so long to get back to you. Got behind on things over here...

"G", you are too funny. This work came from a recent forum thread at Raven's site where I helped out someone there on this exact issue. Since I don't have enough downloads in any given category to test with (and it would take too much time to create them), I seized the opportunity to use his site (and data) to test and correct a couple of other paging scenarios. Didn't know when I'd get another chance at that, so had to take it.

So now it is only a matter of "productizing" this into a new release. I.e., updating documentation and then cut the release. Why does that take a couple of weeks? Because I am so wrapped up in RN 2.21.00 and because I also need to get back into RN 2.30.00...

(You see? You and I can justify just about anything. LOL)

Good one THoTH. Thanks!

Thanks, i'll try with utf-8 or some hebrew encoding

KASR,

Have not heard back from you as to whether fixing the directory permissions has helped or not. Hopefully so...

Ok. I appreciate the time you have given already. Given that I have rewritten this entire code already for version 1.4 to get away from writing to the file system, once I release (no date yet) 1.4, this issue will go away for you.

Thanks!

Never mind... I see that kguske has answered with code.

http://ravenphpscripts.com/postx15681-0-0.html-

Thanks!

Ok, I have moved this thread to the "Additional Taps" forum as other may be looking for Content+.

Thanks!

I am not aware of any single tutorial. I had to do a bunch of searching on the web to piece some things together. However, I did have a few links awhile back that I needed to get the search engines to "know" that had changed, so here are a couple of examples:

RewriteRule ^ftopic-post-([a-z]*)-(p|t)([0-9]*).html$ ftopic-$1-$3.html [R=301,L]
RewriteRule ^backend.php feeds-1-rss20.xml [R=301,L]
RewriteRule ^forumsbackend.php feeds-2-rss20.xml [R=301,L]

There are other ways to do this, but since mod_rewrite is already active on my site (and yours), it just makes the process very easy. Note the R=301, that is what produces the 301 code to the SE crawlers to know to make the change in their index.