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Scripts from preResize plugin:Code: [Select]</html> <script src="http:// * /oc-content/plugins/preResize_images/js/pica/pica.min.js"></script> <script src="http:// * /oc-content/plugins/preResize_images/js/jquery.ui.touch-punch.min.js"></script>
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osc_get_latest_searches($limit = 20) - Gets the latest searches done in the websitethe above is added footer to see what search is being done in my website ..... and it is giving those random words that are searched in my website
That is not "php" code, just pure html. And he commented out some input forms, thought not exactly properly (but most modern browsers understand them anyway). You must put at least one space character after <!-- and before -->
Not sure why you ALWAYS doubt me. There IS PHP CODE EVERYWHERE.
Quote from: dev101 on January 08, 2018, 12:18:27 pmThat is not "php" code, just pure html. And he commented out some input forms, thought not exactly properly (but most modern browsers understand them anyway). You must put at least one space character after <!-- and before -->Not sure why you ALWAYS doubt me. There IS PHP CODE EVERYWHERE.
Quote from: Aficionado on January 08, 2018, 12:21:09 pmNot sure why you ALWAYS doubt me. There IS PHP CODE EVERYWHERE.Sorry, I was looking at the search pages, not categories. Yes, that is definitely wrong!edit: please post here what pages you see that php code (you can omit the domain), as all pages I've checked do not contain above.
Quote from: Aficionado on January 08, 2018, 12:21:09 pmQuote from: dev101 on January 08, 2018, 12:18:27 pmThat is not "php" code, just pure html. And he commented out some input forms, thought not exactly properly (but most modern browsers understand them anyway). You must put at least one space character after <!-- and before -->Not sure why you ALWAYS doubt me. There IS PHP CODE EVERYWHERE.removed wrongly used it now removed
@ mandiThat script part probably works, although it is not 'by the book', but that is most definitely NOT the cause of this search 'issue'.
<?php osc_get_latest_searches($limit = 20) ; if(osc_count_latest_searches() >0) { $i=1; while(osc_has_latest_searches()) { echo '<span>' . osc_latest_search_text() . '</span> | '; $i++; } } ?>
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