you can call the function in the item list template:
Uploaded:{elapsed_time timestamp=$item._created}
updated by @developer-networks: 05/22/16 08:14:44PM
JAMROOM
solved New module causes white screen
I have functionality that I have converted to a basic module so others can use. However when I did this it caused a white screen on the skin templates and hangs the integrity check on a jrSkin Im not sure why but it is a very basic module and I must have overlooked something easy.
you can call the function in the item list template:
updated by @developer-networks: 05/22/16 08:14:44PM
you can call the function in the item list template:
updated by @developer-networks: 05/22/16 08:14:44PM
Is 'elapsed_time' a smarty function within your module? If not, then that could be the issue.
If its just a regular function that returns a value, call it like this - {$x = elapsed_time(Sitem['_created'])} then you can use $x in your template - {$x}
Note that 'elapsed_time' on its own as a module function name is not a good idea. It ought to be xxMyModule_elapsed_time so as to make it unique. If there are two elapsed_time functions you'll get a white screen, so maybe that is the issue?
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Paul Asher - JR Developer and System Import Specialist
If its just a regular function that returns a value, call it like this - {$x = elapsed_time(Sitem['_created'])} then you can use $x in your template - {$x}
Note that 'elapsed_time' on its own as a module function name is not a good idea. It ought to be xxMyModule_elapsed_time so as to make it unique. If there are two elapsed_time functions you'll get a white screen, so maybe that is the issue?
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Paul Asher - JR Developer and System Import Specialist
elapsed_time is a function called in the module.
It worked fine until I made it a module. I'll try the naming convention with the module.
It worked fine until I made it a module. I'll try the naming convention with the module.
Have just looked at your code. Call the function
"function smarty_function_myBackTime_elapsed_time($params, $smarty)"
Then call it from the template as
{myBackTime_elapsed_time timestamp=$item._created}
hth
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Paul Asher - JR Developer and System Import Specialist
"function smarty_function_myBackTime_elapsed_time($params, $smarty)"
Then call it from the template as
{myBackTime_elapsed_time timestamp=$item._created}
hth
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Paul Asher - JR Developer and System Import Specialist
White Screen = PHP Error = check your PHP Error Log.
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Brian Johnson
Founder and Lead Developer - Jamroom
https://www.jamroom.net
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Brian Johnson
Founder and Lead Developer - Jamroom
https://www.jamroom.net
Thanks for the help guys, I got it Figured out 
You were right Paul When moving the functionality from the skin to a module I needed to rename the function as part of the new module.
Many Thanks!
You were right Paul When moving the functionality from the skin to a module I needed to rename the function as part of the new module. Many Thanks!
