Re: Smarty tag for user avatar...

  • 2011/7/30 1:40:39
  • david

Useful tip - thanks Will

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Re: comment template

Thank you for the bugfix, it's working well!

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Re: comment template

I've fixed and closed Ticket #756 (Comment reply not working).
Can you test again?

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Re: comment template

Maybe this forum topic can help you: Impression: show number comments

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comment template

I like to modify the comment template. I know how I can modify, but I like to sho some informations. It's possible to show the following points?

1) I like to show the total number of comments in an article.

2) I like to show in order a number for each comment in an article

For the moment I can not find a solution for this, but maybe you?

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Re: Should ImpressCMS automatically load jQuery on the front side?

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Will wrote:
By not including icms_module_header - however that is a hefty assumption to make.



Ahh - I wouldn't have guessed that would do it. Only thought that was other modules, not the system, too.

As you indicated, that does keep jQuery from loading, but also all the other external js files - xoops.js, linkexternal.js.

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by nachenko on 2011/7/2 6:58:43

Question: what method is used by the core to include custom JS?



Will is correct - the complete reference is in icms_view_theme_Object->addScript(). In most places, you can use $xoTheme->addScript(). This adds the script to the < head > section

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Re: Should ImpressCMS automatically load jQuery on the front side?

  • 2011/7/2 7:29:30
  • Will

the addScript function.

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Re: Should ImpressCMS automatically load jQuery on the front side?

Question: what method is used by the core to include custom JS?

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Re: Should ImpressCMS automatically load jQuery on the front side?

  • 2011/7/1 23:16:15
  • Will

By not including icms_module_header - however that is a hefty assumption to make.

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Re: Should ImpressCMS automatically load jQuery on the front side?

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Will wrote:
The theme can already decided not to load it - it would be nice to expand our control.

<{$icms_modules_header exclude=[jquery.js,icms.css,etc,etc,etc]}>



How does a theme go about disabling it?

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Re: Should ImpressCMS automatically load jQuery on the front side?

I wouldn't remove, just change what loads it and where it loads.

On the front side - what really uses jQuery?

Will's suggestion of adding an exclude plugin is interesting and it could be extended to give you different controls for every module.

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Re: Should ImpressCMS automatically load jQuery on the front side?

We're currently using jQuery in the core so you can't simply remove it. What's your plan here?

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Re: Should ImpressCMS automatically load jQuery on the front side?

  • 2011/7/1 9:18:13
  • Will

The theme can already decided not to load it - it would be nice to expand our control.

<{$icms_modules_header exclude=[jquery.js,icms.css,etc,etc,etc]}>

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Re: Should ImpressCMS automatically load jQuery on the front side?

I like optional. But make it easy to call when people need it.

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Should ImpressCMS automatically load jQuery on the front side?

I'm posing this question after a discussion with Daniel (@drummond) -

Currently, the core loads jQuery automatically, whether the theme calls for it, or not. Should we pull this out and provide another way for theme designers to load jQuery, or any other script included in the core?

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Adding sourcecode styling to the Wiki theme

We've updated the Wiki site, and some work is being done to get more content in, and also to update the content that is there.

We need to have some extra functionalities in the theme at the moment. Some parts of the site include quit a bit of sourcecode. I've tried to integrate SyntaxHighlighter to take care of these, but I haven't been able to get it work.

also, many page contain images. I would like to have a zoomin functionality, so taht we can show the images in a way that doesn't break the layout, but still have the ability to show large images with enough detail to have value for the reader.

Would anyone be able to help us out on this please? I noticed that beautyOfCode is a jQuery plugin that is based on SyntaxHighlighter, making it XHTML compliant, so using that is preferred over plain syntaxHightlighter. I'd like to leverage jQuery more, and XHTML compliance should also be a goal for themes.

Other solutions using jQuery are of course also fine as well.

Looking forward to the new functionality!

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Looking for similar theme?

I am looking for a theme similar to this:
http://www.reflectionsapartmenthomes.com

Has anybody come across anything like this? If not I wouldn't mind paying somebody to design a theme like this. However, it would have to be a rush job.

Please feel free to e-mail me:

robert at feratechinc.com

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Re: jQuery-request

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Will wrote:
Well, I wouldn't say its ready for that yet. Let me put some more time into it if no one else is up for it.


Sure, noprob

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Re: jQuery-request

I'm not sure if anyone has the same level of jQuery knowledge as you do.

Maybe this case could serve as example for other modules in te future

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Re: jQuery-request

  • 2011/3/29 6:00:26
  • Will

Well, I wouldn't say its ready for that yet. Let me put some more time into it if no one else is up for it.

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