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spankee
Re: [How to] Create a nice (static) dropdown menu.

  • 2006/4/2 22:47

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No, it still is not working. I attached some screen shots below to show the problem.

This is a screen shot.
http://img346.imageshack.us/my.php?image=opened6bc.jpg

This is a screen shot when the css is put into stylenn.css(Firefox). Is this how should look?
http://img346.imageshack.us/my.php?image=working8om.jpg
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spankee
Re: [How to] Create a nice (static) dropdown menu.

  • 2006/4/2 2:08

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I finely got around to trying out your code on 2.0.13 but it did not work for me.
It showed all the links vertically listed.
Also the PM link showed up at the very top of the page.
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spankee
Re: i need a Advanced register form..

  • 2006/3/31 19:03

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Go here and ask Monty to email his profile hack.
https://xoops.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=15514&viewmode=flat&order=ASC&start=0

It does not have everything you need but the hack is commented and very easy to change.
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spankee
Re: [How to] Create a nice (static) dropdown menu.

  • 2006/3/28 18:12

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Wow! I wasn't looking for something like this...but it is exactly what I need.
Thanks
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spankee
Re: Adding fields in registration form

  • 2006/3/27 4:08

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Would it be possible to add an asterick (with a different color than the default font color) next to the items on the registration page which are required to register? And also add "* denotes a required field" (I would also like this in a different font) somewhere, perhaps in the left column of the submit button row.

I havn't tried but I am sure I can just add new language entries to make this happen. but then they wouldn't have different colored font. hmmm
Any ideas?
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spankee
Re: Adding fields in registration form

  • 2006/3/25 21:40

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Ok,something like this will work.

$reg_form->addElement(new XoopsFormTextArea(_US_whyreg, "user_whyreg", "856", 10, 60, $myts->htmlSpecialChars($user_whyreg)), true);

"856" is the value, it shows up in the form and is editable.
10, is the rows.
and 60, is the columns.

Hope it helps someone else out!
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spankee
Re: Adding fields in registration form

  • 2006/3/25 18:56

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That worked but the way the numbers work has changed. 60, 255, makes a very long form and puts 60 inside of it. Any suggestions?
Simply taking out the numbers works but I would like a limit on the amount of characters.
Thanks
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spankee
Re: Adding fields in registration form

  • 2006/3/25 8:57

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Thanks for the hack it works beautifully.

I am now tweaking it for my needs but I am running into a problem. On the register page I added an entry. In registerform.php I added this line
$reg_form->addElement(new XoopsFormText(_US_whyreg, "user_whyreg", 60, 255, $myts->htmlSpecialChars($user_whyreg)), true);

I need this box to be taller, have multiple lines, how can I achieve this?
Also I know 60 controls the length of the box but what does 255 do?
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spankee
Re: rounded corners in IE

  • 2006/3/10 14:21

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Well it looks like my spacing problem is prevalent in all XOOPS themes so nevermind. I am done for now.

Thanks for all the help...until next time.
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spankee
Re: rounded corners in IE

  • 2006/3/10 14:02

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ok this worked.
td#centercolumn fieldset {
border-style: solid;
border-width: 1px;
border-color: #efefef;}
I can't believe this problem has gone untouched for so long in the default theme. No wonder everybodies sites look the same.

@ Kaotik, I didn't want rounded corners. Ie for some reason had round corners and I was just trying to match that up in Firefox. But adding this new style the rounded corners are gone.
Thanks

Now I just need to work on the spacing which can wait till this afternoon when I wake up.
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