Module Name:
Return of the Quotes module, by Sabkor and Glarawyn!

Current Module Version:
2.0.1

Module Type:
Custom Module (Not Core)

Module Description:
We all say stupid things, and everyone wants to immortalize them.



Download:
Quotes 2.0.1

Changes from v2.0.0 to v2.0.1:

• Fixed typo on line 363.

Changes from v1.5.0 to v2.0.0:

• Updated for BeBot 0.4
• Force use of MyISAM for Quotes table. (For search index)
• Quotes table can is shared between bots.
• Using Settings module instead of internal settings.
• Change addslashes() to mysql_real_escape_string()

line 363...

         $inside = "Quotes Matching ".$searchterm.": \n\n";);
should be
         $inside = "Quotes Matching ".$searchterm.": \n\n";   ?

While I don't know what the properly function mod is supposed to do, making my edit appears to break the search function if there are 2+ quotes with the same search phrase.

For example, !search Tziganca, when there is just one quote with Tziganca, works as intended.
/tell bot !search Tziganca
bot: Blah blah Tziganca

However, when there are two quotes with Tziganca, the bot give a blank reply
/tell bot !search Tziganca
bot:

So while that edit does enable the mof to run, I don't know if it's the proper edit to make it work.

works pretty nice, thanks

Bump

Also, any new quotes that are added all appear as being #41.

I think what he means is that since 41 is missing, all new quotes list themselves as 41.

So you have:

37
38
39

41
41
41
41

(That's just what I'm guessing he means, since I haven't played with it myself.)

So, what can I do? Do I need to go into the database and reorder them?

Having looked at the file linked in the first post I've got a suspicion that function add_quote() might be the cause of alement.

This _might_ be fixed by

function add_quote($strquote, $name)
{ // Start function add_quote()
$strquote = mysql_real_escape_string($strquote);
$name = mysql_real_escape_string($name);
$sql = "INSERT INTO #___quotes (quote, contributor, botname) ";
$sql .= "VALUES ('".$strquote."','".$name."','".$this -> bot -> botname."')";
$this -> bot -> db -> query($sql);
    /*
$sql = "SELECT id FROM #___quotes ORDER BY id DESC";
$num = $this -> bot -> db -> select($sql);
    */
    $num = mysql_insert_id($this -> bot -> CONN);
$strmsg = "Thank you, your quote has been added as id #" . $num;
return $strmsg;         
} // End function add_quote()

Do note that I don't use this module myself and with the limited debug information this is to be concidere guesswork.