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Version
1.5
Rating
Compatibility
Votes
Favoured
4
License
GPLv2 or later
Non-Commercial
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5380
Date Added
1 September 2010
Changelog:
9.sept : Added parameters for historylength (number of elements) and how long to keep the history.
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1.sept : Original released to the JED
Good little module did what I needed with a little tweaking. I wanted to use this module in place of the default breadcrumbs module.
To do so,I edited the code to separate items with a '>" instead of a line break. I also added some code to truncate the titles at 30 characters and add an ellipses at the end. Having these options available directly in the module would be handy.
Also as an aside, I needed to tweak my template to get the module to appear in the breadcrumb spot, had to change type="module" to type="modules". Dunno what was up with that.
To do so,I edited the code to separate items with a '>" instead of a line break. I also added some code to truncate the titles at 30 characters and add an ellipses at the end. Having these options available directly in the module would be handy.
Also as an aside, I needed to tweak my template to get the module to appear in the breadcrumb spot, had to change type="module" to type="modules". Dunno what was up with that.
Is installed within 1 minute and works very well. It somehow recognises a user without the users having to be logged in.
Very simple. You can choose how many articles to keep and also for how long.
One small issue would be to display only the article title. Now it displays also section and category.
Really well done and thanks to the developers!
Very simple. You can choose how many articles to keep and also for how long.
One small issue would be to display only the article title. Now it displays also section and category.
Really well done and thanks to the developers!
This is a simple module doing a simple task and simply WORKS.
The description of what it did wasn't clear to me so I installed in on my site to check it out.
Basically you publish it to all or some of the pages where you want to see a module that indicates the last "X" number of pages - of pages where the module IS PUBLISHED - ... note that it will only publish recently visited pages of the pages where it is published.
Thanks for this.
The description of what it did wasn't clear to me so I installed in on my site to check it out.
Basically you publish it to all or some of the pages where you want to see a module that indicates the last "X" number of pages - of pages where the module IS PUBLISHED - ... note that it will only publish recently visited pages of the pages where it is published.
Thanks for this.
2 seconds to install - simple idea but really nice and useful for my website. Would be good to be able to choose the no. of pages to display, but actually 5 is a pretty good number and works for me. Thanks.
Owner's reply
Hi, and thanks for reviewing. I agree that its a good idea if you could choose numbers of pages. We will add this function and release a new version this week. -Kristian