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I tried to implement the bookmark mod but I have run into two problems:

1. My nuke install is in a sub folder of the main site i.e. domain/subfolder/phpnuke so when a book mark is created subfolder/phpnuke is listed in the DB but when the book mark is later accessed it becomes domain/subfolder/subfolder/phpnuke

2. The path to news articles is cut off at the SID. I figure that it is in includes/bookmark.php

$REQUEST_URI = substr($REQUEST_URI, 0, strlen($REQUEST_URI)-strlen(stristr($REQUEST_URI, '&SID')));

Ok fix for #1 open the includes/bookmark.php and replace the function get_bookmark_url() with this one:

Thank you Telli for the quick reply! I tried this replacement code but it produced unexpected results.

Instead of duplicating the sub folder it is producing and entirely wrong URL.

For example on the bookmark of one news article here are the results:

Original Code:

http://domain/subfolder/subfolder/modules.php?name=News&file=article

Thats very strange that it returns the nukeurl with the subfolder and then adds the subfolder again.

Humor me and save this as test.php upload it into your root and call it like so: test.php?name=Test&op=test

Let me know what it says.

<?php
require('mainfile.php');
function get_bookmark_url() {
global $nukeurl;
if (ereg('IIS', $_SERVER['SERVER_SOFTWARE']) && isset($_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME'])) {
$REQUEST_URI = $_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME'];
if (isset($_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'])) {
$REQUEST_URI .= '?'.$_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'];
}
} else {
$REQUEST_URI = $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];
}
return $nukeurl.'/'.$REQUEST_URI;
}

echo get_bookmark_url();

Thank you for taking the time to work through this!

Mind you I put this in the PHPNuke root not the website root. When I ran it this is what it produced:

http://domain/subfolder///subfolder/test.php?name=Test&op=test

Any chance you could allow me FTP access for a few minutes to check it out?