| Re: $xoops_imageurl tag |
| by ghettonet on 2006/8/5 23:16:59 Hm, thanks - this should do it, at the very least the XOOPS community will know if it works. Real quick though, is that line (// define("XOOPS_THEME_PATH", XOOPS_ROOT_PATH."/themes");) supposed to be commented out? I've got 6 lines including that one commented out, and I didn't do it. |
| Re: $xoops_imageurl tag |
| by iHackCode on 2006/8/5 21:28:42 xoops_imageurl is the XOOPS_THEME_URL and the themeset you are using. and the XOOPS_THEME_URL is: XOOPS_URL."/themes" so it would require you changing the XOOPS_URL or change the definition for XOOPS_THEME_URL in include/common.php ..Example.. le="color: #000000"><?php define("XOOPS_THEME_URL",."mysite.com:8080/themes"); .i've never tried changing the definition for the XOOPS_THEME_URL but in theory it should do what you want. but that may also mess up the directory name for the css file for that theme. i hope that is useful or helpful. its just an idea |
| $xoops_imageurl tag |
| by ghettonet on 2006/8/5 6:54:21 I see this tag in my theme.html files: <{$xoops_imageurl}>. How can the value of this variable (or tag, whatever it's called) be changed? I would like to take it and append .nyud.net:8080 to it in a project I'm working on that should use minimum bandwidth. Putting this in will get all the images from the coral cache. I just don't know where to change it. |
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