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Edit Template File - HTML doesn't "Save"

  • 2004/7/28 0:13

  • anlace

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  • Since: 2004/7/27


Hello Again,

Ok, I got into the Template Set Manager to alter the html for my login (to remove Register Now! and to have the first page displayed be /news/index.php). The problem is that after I make HTML changes within the admin screen, there is no apparent way to save those changes. Also, the "view" button does nothing but refresh the screen. I am using KDE 3.2.2 and Konqueror to view, is it that these pages are not compatible?

Thanks for any help!
Gail
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tjnemez
Re: Edit Template File - HTML doesn't "Save"

  • 2004/7/28 0:16

  • tjnemez

  • Home away from home

  • Posts: 1594

  • Since: 2003/9/21


hey gail,

you need to clone your templates before you can edit them: http://www.dcdezines.ca/modules/articles/article.php?articleID=7
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anlace
Re: Edit Template File - HTML doesn't "Save"

  • 2004/7/28 0:26

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  • Since: 2004/7/27


Thanks!

I am grateful for the help that I'm getting with everything and excited about using Xoops, it looks good.

Peace,
Gail
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sbkiller
Re: Edit Template File - HTML doesn't "Save"

  • 2004/7/28 0:34

  • sbkiller

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  • Since: 2004/6/9 2


Everything is possible because it's an Open Source websystem.

All you do, it hack the source file that you need to fit your site, change the way it's function.
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Re: Edit Template File - HTML doesn't "Save"

  • 2004/7/28 16:35

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The joy of using open source is in being able to do such things, this is very true. However, one must first understand how the software works to begin with, and second have some kind of understanding about writing code (which I don't understand, yet), and third have the time to spend hacking.

Peace,
Gail

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