| Re: $link.title - What Needs done |
| by radarx on 2004/3/28 0:38:57 Got it all figured out. In case anyone would like to know this for future reference, in the php files that feed the templates (in the case of the mylinks module they are the index.php, singlelink.php, and viewcat.php) You need to remove the following: $new = newlinkgraphic($time, $status); $pop = popgraphic($hits); From all the files. They have their own lines, and are close to the bottom. The more I work with xoops, the more I love it. Not only does this community kick ass, its far far easier to work with than anything I've ever used before. You can check out all the work I'm doing with XOOPS to customize it to my needs at http://www.beated.com (still a work in progress) Or at another page of mine http://www.rantmorgan.com |
| Re: $link.title - What Needs done |
| by builderb on 2004/3/27 21:22:23 it depends on where you want it to be changed. There are basically three files that defind the "title" tag. /mylinks/index.php and /mylinks/viewcat.php and /mylinks/singlelink.php If you can provide more detail on what you want to output I can tell you exactly what you need to do. Builderb |
| Re: $link.title - What Needs done |
| by Dave_L on 2004/3/27 20:26:33 If what you want to change is in a block, you can identify the .php file using xoops_version.php. Look for the $modversion['blocks'] definitions. If it's not a block that you want to change, the .php file will be in the URL when you view the page. |
| Re: $link.title - What Needs done |
| by radarx on 2004/3/27 18:24:52 Cool. Which php page is feeding it though? I can't find it. I've searched the /public_html/modules/mylinks/ module folder, and can't seem to find it. Is it outside the module folder? I thought it would be in /public_html/modules/mylinks/include, but still nothing. I must be missing something simple. |
| Re: $link.title - What Needs done |
| by Mithrandir on 2004/3/27 11:14:23 It is not a function - it is a Smarty way of outputting a variable; in your case it is the title index of the link array. If you need to edit it, you should go tot the PHP page feeding the template and find where it assigns a value to this array index. |