| Re: Profile categories hack |
| by deka87 on 2009/10/18 11:58:22 been a while since i last looked into it. so i want to refresh the topic. so the question is where should i start from to tab the edit profile page by categories? thanks |
| Re: Profile categories hack |
| by deka87 on 2009/7/12 19:05:56 i also thought about appplying this on the profile edit page cos it looks kinda bulky, but it doesn't use a template and i'm not sure what to do with the include/form.php. it'd be awesome if somebody made something out of it |
| Re: Profile categories hack |
| by sailjapan on 2009/7/12 15:26:16 very nice. |
| Re: Profile categories hack |
| by sarahmx on 2009/7/11 12:09:56 nice..... should be implement in core IMHO |
| Profile categories hack |
| by deka87 on 2009/7/11 10:01:40 Hi, Dantom made a good hack recently regarding the profile activity tabbed look. So I've gone futher and implemented it on the profile categories. Please see the example here. To make it look like this, follow the steps described hereexcept for the 4th step. When it comes to templates find le="color: #000000"><?php <{foreach item=category from=$categories}> <{if isset($category.fields)}> <div class="profile-list-category" id="profile-category-<{$category.cat_id}>"> <table class="outer" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="1"> <tr> <th colspan="2" align="center"><{$category.cat_title}></th> </tr> <{foreach item=field from=$category.fields}> <tr> <td class="head"><{$field.title}></td> <td class="even"><{$field.value}></td> </tr> <{/foreach}> </table> </div> <{/if}> <{/foreach}> and replace it with le="color: #000000"><?php <div class="tabber"> <{foreach item=category from=$categories}> <{if isset($category.fields)}> <div class="tabbertab" id="profile-category-<{$category.cat_id}>"> <h2><{$category.cat_title}></h2> <table class="outer" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="1"> <{foreach item=field from=$category.fields}> <tr> <td class="head"><{$field.title}></td> <td class="even"><{$field.value}></td> </tr> <{/foreach}> </table> </div> <{/if}> <{/foreach}> </div> and this is gonna be it. It works for my testing website which is powered by XOOPS 2.3.3, but I still can't get it working on my XOOPS 2.2. Ghia tried to help me here but I can't get it working still. Anybody can help? |