david wrote: I put this into the Display Links template:
Numberless toplists shouldn't have numbers. They should be <!-- BEGIN TOPLIST --> <!-- END TOPLIST -->. You can use the toplist generator and leave the number box blank.
Numberless toplists shouldn't have numbers. They should be <!-- BEGIN TOPLIST --> <!-- END TOPLIST -->. You can use the toplist generator and leave the number box blank.
Can you tell me where the error is in that? I don't see one.
that custom admin template contains only this:
Compare with the normal template. I think you're missing the link start declaration.
You mean the include LINKBIT part? How can I include the Linkbit part in an inframe in the Linkbit part? wouldn't that cause a loop? the LINKBIT is just important for its BEGIN REGULAR LINKS part for displaying a link, isn't it? so can't I put that in another template? or how can I use a custom LINKBIT template?
I mean you need to copy and paste from search.tpl please, instead of inventing what you think the syntax should be without checking:
<table {STANDARDTABLE}> <!-- BEGIN SEARCH links RESULTS --> <!-- BEGIN RECIP --> [INSERTFILE=linkbit] <!-- END RECIP --> </table> <table {STANDARDTABLE}> <!-- BEGIN REGULAR --> [INSERTFILE=linkbit] <!-- END REGULAR --> <!-- END SEARCH links RESULTS --> </table>
Once you insert that, you can start customizing and replace the [INSERTFILE=linkbit] with your own custom code. By copying and pasting, you'll have the proper structure around it. By inventing it on your own, you're not declaring the search type area.
so can't I put that in another template?
The linkbit can be used anywhere, that's why it was introduced. A custom linkbit template would defeat the point. It's not an issue here though.
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I put this into the Display Links template:
Numberless toplists shouldn't have numbers. They should be <!-- BEGIN TOPLIST --> <!-- END TOPLIST -->. You can use the toplist generator and leave the number box blank.
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Numberless toplists shouldn't have numbers. They should be <!-- BEGIN TOPLIST --> <!-- END TOPLIST -->. You can use the toplist generator and leave the number box blank.
Yep, works like that.
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Can you tell me where the error is in that? I don't see one.
that custom admin template contains only this:
Compare with the normal template. I think you're missing the link start declaration.
You mean the include LINKBIT part? How can I include the Linkbit part in an inframe in the Linkbit part? wouldn't that cause a loop? the LINKBIT is just important for its BEGIN REGULAR LINKS part for displaying a link, isn't it? so can't I put that in another template? or how can I use a custom LINKBIT template?
developer
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Joined: Dec 20, 2001
Location: Diamond Springs, California
Total Topics: 61
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I mean you need to copy and paste from search.tpl please, instead of inventing what you think the syntax should be without checking:
<table {STANDARDTABLE}><!-- BEGIN SEARCH links RESULTS -->
<!-- BEGIN RECIP -->
[INSERTFILE=linkbit]
<!-- END RECIP -->
</table>
<table {STANDARDTABLE}>
<!-- BEGIN REGULAR -->
[INSERTFILE=linkbit]
<!-- END REGULAR -->
<!-- END SEARCH links RESULTS -->
</table>
Once you insert that, you can start customizing and replace the [INSERTFILE=linkbit] with your own custom code. By copying and pasting, you'll have the proper structure around it. By inventing it on your own, you're not declaring the search type area.
so can't I put that in another template?
The linkbit can be used anywhere, that's why it was introduced. A custom linkbit template would defeat the point. It's not an issue here though.