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Hi,
I am trying out XOOPS & Softcomplex Javascript Menubuilder v1.0.3 for the first time and I cant figure out how to insert the menu. [Xoops v.2.0.7.3 is installed on a local server Apache/MySQL/php v4.3.9 /v5
I made a test menu with the following files saved:
menu.js
menu_tpl.js
menu_items.js
menu.css
index.html
The index.html test file works fine in the browser. How do I insert the menu in XOOPS theme.html [for example somewhere in the top next to the XOOPS menu in the default theme.]
I am no good in PHP and Javascripts so please elaborate.
I am trying out XOOPS & Softcomplex Javascript Menubuilder v1.0.3 for the first time and I cant figure out how to insert the menu. [Xoops v.2.0.7.3 is installed on a local server Apache/MySQL/php v4.3.9 /v5
I made a test menu with the following files saved:
menu.js
menu_tpl.js
menu_items.js
menu.css
index.html
The index.html test file works fine in the browser. How do I insert the menu in XOOPS theme.html [for example somewhere in the top next to the XOOPS menu in the default theme.]
I am no good in PHP and Javascripts so please elaborate.
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When you install a module in the modules folder just make sure the folder which contains the files is one level after modules folder.
for example: C:\....\htdocs\www\xoops\html\modules\shop
I think the folder that contains the OSC files is named 'shop'. So only this folder which contains all the files should be copied/moved to the modules folder.
for example: C:\....\htdocs\www\xoops\html\modules\shop
I think the folder that contains the OSC files is named 'shop'. So only this folder which contains all the files should be copied/moved to the modules folder.
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The simplest solution would be to use WF Channel module. You can create/edit pages with text and image and then add it under *WF Channel in main menu as sub menu links.
[*This is the default name for the module that appears in the main menu but you can change it to anything....For example MyWebPages. To change it go to Admin/Modules and replace the default text under the module.]
[*This is the default name for the module that appears in the main menu but you can change it to anything....For example MyWebPages. To change it go to Admin/Modules and replace the default text under the module.]
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I think it would be better to host separate sub-domain sites for different schools. All these sub-domains can be created from a single hosting account. Each sub-site will have a separate XOOPS with the modules.
Your main school site can have certain modules for content common to all schools.
There are some obvious dis-advantages in this method: more administration tasks, requires separate registrations, etc but the advantage is you can delegate the sites admin and content development to separate teams in a more secure manner.
Your main school site can have certain modules for content common to all schools.
There are some obvious dis-advantages in this method: more administration tasks, requires separate registrations, etc but the advantage is you can delegate the sites admin and content development to separate teams in a more secure manner.
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