| Re: Content Module Enhancement |
| by spgster on 2007/8/24 22:32:54 I forgot to add, you have to go to the admin menu to add content in Mas_top unfortunately. A bit more on the fixtures page: I created a custom PHP file that does the following: Lookup all Team IDs in the db. Build a combo from the ids. Select all fixtures from the DB and render them , hiding all except the selected team's fixtures. That is all java script that you can pinch from the site's source code if you like. |
| Re: Content Module Enhancement |
| by spgster on 2007/8/24 22:29:22 Hi, The fixtures page is a Mastop custom page using some php include that I wrote that will query a table in my DB. Once I worked out how to add the custom PHP the rest was quite easy. Let me know if you need any further assistance with this, it took me quite a while to get this working properly - happy to help where I can Steve |
| Re: Content Module Enhancement |
| by garethpaul on 2007/8/23 12:49:39 Hi Steve, What did you go with for your fixtures in the end? I am looking on your site, and like the way it works with the drop down box? Is this purely through mastop_publish? I have only just found out about mastop and like it lots, however, I am finding it a hard learning curve. I need to do a similar fixtures list for a website, so any pointers would be handy. Oh, and a quick question with adding content in mastop. Can it only be done after entering the administration menu? Or is there something like 'Submit Content' available from the general website? Thanks, Gareth |
| Re: Content Module Enhancement |
| by spgster on 2007/7/25 19:10:35 Guys, Thanks to all for your replies. The tabbed page does look quite good, I think I may adopt that for another part of my site. Great work on that! I am currently looking at Formlize and Pageworks as it looks like it may give me the data access I need quickly. I will post back with updates so you can all see what a hatchet job I have made of a fantastic toolkit! Cheers, Steve |
| Re: Content Module Enhancement |
| by zyspec on 2007/7/25 13:17:22 Steve, You might also try Formulize with Pageworks. I believe you'll be able to setup what you want without having to code a module from scratch. A warning though, setting up Formulize/Pageworks and understanding their relationship isn't an easy task but it sounds like you've developed PHP code before so the concepts shouldn't be too foreign. |
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