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Guido83
Where's that darn file........
  • 2003/12/25 17:36

  • Guido83

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Hi everyone. First of all: Merry Christmas!!

I was wondering if anybody could answer this question:

I have been trying to find the single file in which the meta tags are and many other things, because I want to change the table layout of the usermenu. When you right-click in the specific frame and 'view source', the correct file appears, but I have no idea where to upload it when I have changed it.

Thanks!

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Catzwolf
Re: Where's that darn file........
  • 2003/12/25 17:47

  • Catzwolf

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Merry christmas to you too

Here is you Xmas prezzie

Try XoopsRoot/include/functions.php, you cant miss it as its right at the top lol

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Guido83
Re: Where's that darn file........
  • 2003/12/25 18:01

  • Guido83

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Thanks, but I'm affraid that's not the one I was looking for...

I mean the file in which is also:


<tr id="footerbar">
<td><a href="https://xoops.org/" target="_blank"><img src="http://www.bondsscheidsrechter.nl/themes/default/poweredby.gif" alt="" /></a></td>
</tr>


and:


...
<tr valign="top">
<td class="head">Lokatie</td>
<td class="odd"></td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td class="head">Beroep</td>
<td class="even"></td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td class="head">Interesses</td>
<td class="odd"></td>
</tr>
<tr valign="top">
<td class="head">Extra Info</td>
<td class="even"></td>


So when you log in on the site, and you go to the top button (view account) and then right-mouse click --> view source. Which file is that?

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DonXoop
Re: Where's that darn file........

I think you want the template files. After making a clone of the main templates you can edit the clones.

User block:
Admin/System/Templates/System/system_block_user.html

The footer is done in the theme with content set in Admin

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Guido83
Re: Where's that darn file........
  • 2003/12/25 20:07

  • Guido83

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DonXoop, I have been ftp-browsing but I can't find this file. I will try to explain what I have been trying to do, because maybe there is some other solution.

Each member of the site can fill out this form which says things like: url, yim, msnm, icq, etc... I have deleted some of these lines from the table, because some people were complaining that they didn't understand it.
Now the text is gone from the various lines, but the cells are still there.
So now I'm trying to get to the template file where I can adjust the table of the user menu's.

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DonXoop
Re: Where's that darn file........

I still think you want the template files. You can't/shouldn't edit the default template. Go into Admin/System/Templates and there you can Clone the default set, give it a name and then edit them online. In Admin/Preferences you set the template used to be this clone and any changes you make are then seen on the site.

The templates are in the database so you won't find them with FTP (FTP, yuck anyway). You edit them online in Admin/Templates. If you bomb out you can always copy/paste from the default template and try again.

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Guido83
Re: Where's that darn file........
  • 2003/12/25 21:21

  • Guido83

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  • Since: 2003/12/7


OK, I've made the clone, found the file I was looking for: system_userinfo.html, and now I'm trying to set the new clone the default one. But my screen stops where I think the button is for setting it to default. The width of the frame is appearently bigger than my screen or something. What can I do?!? Thanks!!!

[edit] At the moment I'm downloading Opera. Maybe it sees what IE doesn't see? Any other suggestions?

[edit 2] oops, figured it out by myself...

Thanks guys!!! Merry X-mas!

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hsalazar
Re: Where's that darn file........
  • 2003/12/25 21:58

  • hsalazar

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Guido83:

Since you still see the cells, my guess is you just took out the variables from the template. What you need to do in order to configure correctly your registration table is to make sure you have the same information in three files:

register.php -- this file tells what happens with the variables collected.

include/registerform.php -- this file uses xoopsForm to add the elements that comprise the registration form.

modules/system/templates/system_userinfo.html -- the place where the specifics of the presentation are managed.

Cheers.

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