V3 Release of Hotlava AJAX Theme |
by drummond on 2008/3/1 7:47:00 Thanks, I probably should put a link to the News post which has the V3 release. You can see a demo of the theme on http://www.pageprogressive.com but I am in the process of modifying the colors now for our business, so it will end up looking a little different than the standard release, but you can see how the JS works. Here's the link to the news post: http://community.impresscms.org/modules/smartsection/item.php?itemid=95 |
Re: Need help with ajax "hotlava" theme |
by GibaPhp on 2008/3/1 2:51:51 Exelent Work, very nice Job |
Re: Need help with ajax "hotlava" theme |
by drummond on 2008/1/19 11:29:05 Thanks TheRplima, I realized it was a dumb question right after I posted it, but it's good to know that second method |
Re: Need help with ajax "hotlava" theme |
by TheRplima on 2008/1/18 17:45:16 Yes, you can't use smarty inside other smarty like you trying use. You can use this:
<a href="<{xoAppUrl /modules/system/admin.php?fct=blocksadmin&op=edit&bid=}><{$block.id}>" title="Edit this Block">
or this:
<a href="<{xoAppUrl}>modules/system/admin.php?fct=blocksadmin&op=edit&bid=<{$block.id}>" title="Edit this Block">
In both cases you get the desired result. I hope that was useful. |
Re: Need help with ajax "hotlava" theme |
by drummond on 2008/1/18 17:35:26 Okay, what am I doing wrong here? <a href="<{xoAppUrl /modules/system/admin.php?fct=blocksadmin&op=edit&bid=<{$block.id}>}>" title="Edit this Block"> Apparently you can't use smarty variables inside of smarty variables. Would would the right syntax be for <{$block.id}> ? |