Posts: 74 |
---|
Post: 8564 Topic: Error updating to 4.6.1 from 4.6.0 |
I have the same error updating from 4.6 to 4.6.1 with different installations on different servers (about 10 installations, php-versions 5.5, 5.6, 7.0.1). No problem updating manually, just wanted to let you know. 8 years ago |
Post: 8028 Topic: Fix for gpEasy 4.5 |
Thank you for this very useful plugin :-) With gpEasy version 4.5 saving in frontend doesn't work anymore. Changing line 31 in AdminSitePageExtra.php from 31 case 'save': 32 if( $this->SaveExtra() ){ 33 break; 34 } to 31 case 'save_inline': 32 if( $this->SaveExtra() ){ 33 break; 34 } solves the problem. 8 years ago |
Post: 7996 Topic: gpEasy 4.5 and Site Page Extra |
Thank you Josh. Found it :-) It's in AdminSitePageExtra.php, line 31 "case 'save_inline'" instead of "case 'save'" (function AdminSitePageExtra). 8 years ago |
Post: 7994 Topic: gpEasy 4.5 and Site Page Extra |
Yes, you're right, seems to be the same problem. 8 years ago |
Post: 7992 Topic: gpEasy 4.5 and Site Page Extra |
Could it be, that the (extremely useful) Plugin Site Page Extra isn't compatible with gpEasy 4.5? If I edit a Site Page Extra content in frontend, I can't save it. When I click the save button, the content isn't saved, instead the administration of Site Page Extra is shown: In template.php I use
No problems with gpEasy 4.4. Or am I doing something wrong? Thanks Edited: 8 years ago |
Post: 7829 Topic: class for all pages that have child pages |
Yes, that's no problem if you don't mind having in html source all menu links on all pages. For example: .menu_top ul ul {
And then for showing sublevels of active page .menu_top ul .selected_li ul, 8 years ago |
Post: 7827 Topic: class for all pages that have child pages |
No problem. I was afraid that there is no solution (apart from expand all levels and show/hide with css) without coding a completely new menu. I actually tried unsuccessfully some things before. So you helped me by confirming that there's no easy way and it's not too big a problem, becausere there's still the css solution. 8 years ago |
Post: 7825 Topic: class for all pages that have child pages |
Hi juergen Thanks for the reply :-) I'm using Custom Menu with showing sublevel of the currently loaded page. Have also tried it with Expand Menu. And it's the "a.haschildren" class. It is only available on the page of which the child page menu level is actually rendered. But I need it on all pages which have child pages, regardless if its child page menu level is rendered or not. gpEasy version is 4.4. I think, this is normal behaviour and not broken. If it is normal behaviour, is there a possibility (for example in template.php via php) to get all pages with child pages and assign an anchor class to them? edit: I know I could use a menu which expands all levels and hide sublevels via css. But thtat's not my preferred solution... Edited: 8 years ago |
Post: 7822 Topic: class for all pages that have child pages |
Hi all Is there a way to add a class in menu to all links of pages that have child pages? There is a class "haschildren", but only, when the page is opened. Is it possible to add such a class to all pages with child pages in the menu? The reason behind this is, that I'd like to add an arrow as a background image to all links in the menu that have child pages. Thanks in advance for any idea or suggestion
8 years ago |
Post: 7482 Topic: gpEasy 4.4 |
Great, it works :-) But the file to download is missing a dot before class.php. The file you posted first seems to do the trick too, but I didn't recognize, that the filename was missing a dot before class.php. After renaming, everything is ok. Sorry for not realizing this before and many thanks for your support. 8 years ago |
A new release for Typesetter is in the works with a lot of improvements including the ... Read More
Typesetter 5.1Typesetter 5.1 is now available for download. 5.1 includes bug fixes, UI/UX improvements, ... Read More
More News
What CMS: Find out what CMS a site is using.
Who Hosts This: Find out who is hosting any web site
WordPress Theme Detect: Find out which theme a WordPress site is using