Kunena 7.0.6 & Kunena 6.4.12 – Security Updates Released

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Question When using firebug to look at code, how can you tell which php file the code is located in?

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14 years 3 months ago #119136 by Jiminimonka
Replied by Jiminimonka on topic Re: When using firebug to look at code, how can you tell which php file the code is located in?
I agree, FileZilla and Notepad ++ both excellent utilities when it comes to fixing file issues.

You can select edit on the file you are looking into, it will load into Notepad ++, and if you make any changes you can save it in Notepad++ and FileZilla will upload the saved version onto your website. Any mistakes and the Undo function in Notepad++ will allow you to revert to the previous version.

No, FileZilla and Notepad++ don't pay me :)
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14 years 3 months ago #119142 by CheechDogg
Replied by CheechDogg on topic Re: When using firebug to look at code, how can you tell which php file the code is located in?
Notepad++ also has a plugin feature that will allow you to compare 2 files at the same time, this is helpful when trying to figure out why a file had not errors in the past and now has errors.

It is also useful for many other things, I don't even think I have figured out how to use all the features N++ has.
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14 years 3 months ago #119442 by Kubik-Rubik
Replied by Kubik-Rubik on topic Aw: Re: When using firebug to look at code, how can you tell which php file the code is located in?
@ modernmagic

Small hint how to find everything with the help of Notepad++:

- Download the whole Kunena folder via Filezilla (components/com_kunena)
- Open index.php (or another file in the root) with Notepad++
- Hit CTRL+SHIFT+F and enter the search string (don't forget to enable the subcategory option)
- Done - you should get a list with all hits

Have success!
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14 years 3 months ago #119447 by modernmagic
Replied by modernmagic on topic Re: Aw: Re: When using firebug to look at code, how can you tell which php file the code is located in?
I am using Transmit 4 and TextWrangler for the Mac.

I didn't think to download all the files and search locally. I was trying to search remotely on the server.

Thanks for the idea. :laugh:
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14 years 3 months ago #119450 by CheechDogg
Replied by CheechDogg on topic Re: Aw: Re: When using firebug to look at code, how can you tell which php file the code is located in?
Yes Kubik-Rubik, I never thought about mentioning this! Thanks a lot!
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