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| April 11, 2009 @ 5:13am |
Quote (DCSun)
Koen,
Do you have anything on your system that might be blocking it, such as an aggressive antivirus package, ad removal software, restrictive browser security settings, etc?
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not that I know....
I tried it from the computer of a friend and the only thing i get is an emty box
http://www.multi-sound.be/support/FlexCMS/html_editor.gif |
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| Thanks David | April 10, 2009 @ 11:01am | David.
Thank you very much for the code and support.
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| April 9, 2009 @ 11:11pm | We've had a search feature requested before, we'll see what we can do about getting one into FlexCMS in the not too distant future. In the meantime you can either use something like Google's site search, or you could experiment with some PHP/MySQL code that searches the Name, ShortDescription, and Description fields of the ec-Products table. If you develop something yourself, be sure to test it for SQL injection holes before releasing it for public use on your site.
David |
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| April 9, 2009 @ 11:00pm | What you see on LimestoneCity.com was an attempt at a new style of template, which you might see introduced into all the mainstream ones at some point in the future. It doesn't just stretch to a percentage or fixed amount, but uses Javascript to detect the screen resolution and then resizes it accordingly. If you want to duplicate that you need to add the following code to the very bottom of the template HTML, right above the </body> and </html> tags:
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<script language="JavaScript">
if (screen.width > 0) {
if (screen.width >= 1800) { document.getElementById("MainTable").width="1200";
}
else if (screen.width >= 1600) { document.getElementById("MainTable").width="70%";
}
else if (screen.width >= 1200) { document.getElementById("MainTable").width="80%";
}
else if (screen.width >= 1024) { document.getElementById("MainTable").width="1000";
}
}
</script>
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Then you need to add id="MainTable" to the main <table> tag towards the top of the HTML section, such as
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<table width="780" height="600" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" id="MainTable"> |
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If you want to just modify the width of any stock templates (aside from Photo Top -- because images can't stretch like a table can [side note: the LC template actually has a much wider top image but it's set as the background of the top table cell, so it can stretch to various sizes]), simply modify the width="###" or width="##%" of the main table to suit. It's a bit of a balancing act, because you have to take into consideration how it will look at a variety of screen sizes. I like to make it somewhere around 80% so it's not really huge at high resolutions, and then add a spacer image inside that table to force it out to a minimum of 780 pixels so it's not too small at low resolutions.
You can view the Systems Information section of the Counter & Stats module to see what resolutions the majority of your visitors are using. It can vary greatly depending on the type of users your site attracts, but most choose to design their sites to look decent at either 800 or 1024 width, depending on the type of traffic they attract.
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| changing website width | April 9, 2009 @ 7:51pm | Hello.
First I have to say this script is fantastic.
Does anyone know how to change the width of the default template.
I like the way it appears on this website found under the Client Sites section: http://www.limestonecity.com/
Can't figure out where to change it so is stretches out like in the above website.
Thank you in advance.
welby
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| Little Search for Product | April 9, 2009 @ 9:32am | Hi guys,
Is there anyone help to develop simple product search for store.
Thank you. |
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| April 8, 2009 @ 9:26pm | | David, You the man. no seriously. Thanks for your prompt assistance. |
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| April 8, 2009 @ 9:17pm |
Quote (phrawgh)
I'm having the same problem: The upgrade.php is sitting there blank, except the flex logo and the site displayes the following:
Source file and database versions do not match,
possibly due to a software upgrade in progress.
Please check back shortly.
If you have uploaded new source files,
run the database upgrade script to complete the process.
Sources version: 3.0
Database version: 2.5
I guess one question would be how long does the script run (reasonable amount of time) and is there any indicator, which shows the upgrade complete other than the site working? |
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Yes, you should get a message stating that the upgrade has been completed, along with a link to return to your site, if it all completes successfully.
It sounds like maybe a problem reading in the files and folders on your site. Did you try using the "Skip File Import" option towards the bottom of the first page on the upgrade.php script? My guess is that will solve your problem.
You can also try refreshing when you get to the blank page with the logo (and re-post the form data if it asks you to), or simply re-running the upgrade.php file, as it will pick up where it left off with the file import.
Let us know if you're still having problems and we'll see what else we can do to get you up and running.
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| April 8, 2009 @ 8:58pm |
Quote (otter)
Hi Linns,
I just did an upgrade here and didn't have the issue either.
Have you tried going to the main url of you site and logging in? The upgrade may be complete - see if you can get to your domain/index.php and update here.
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I'm having the same problem: The upgrade.php is sitting there blank, except the flex logo and the site displayes the following:
Source file and database versions do not match,
possibly due to a software upgrade in progress.
Please check back shortly.
If you have uploaded new source files,
run the database upgrade script to complete the process.
Sources version: 3.0
Database version: 2.5
I guess one question would be how long does the script run (reasonable amount of time) and is there any indicator, which shows the upgrade complete other than the site working? |
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| April 8, 2009 @ 5:18pm | First off, there probably aren't as many modifications to the original FCKeditor code as you might think. Obviously there are a number of them, particular in the areas of the links and images, and the overall configuration, but things like the plugins should still function as they normally would if you want to experiment with those. Also note that FlexCMS does not use the open source version of FCKeditor, so all modifications made to it for FlexCMS are part of the FlexCMS package not a derivative of FCKeditor (ie not open source).
I'm not sure exactly what you're trying to accomplish with the URL uploading you mentioned. You can easily add in code for Youtube, Google ads, etc by going to the Source mode and pasting in the code they provide. For Javascript based code such as Google Adsense, you may wish to add the code within a table to protect it from accidental deletion, as you won't see it in the WYSIWYG version of the editor, only in Source mode.
David |
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