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December 21, 2009 12:55pm

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  • #136 / Apr 18, 2010 4:03pm

    Isern Palaus

    148 posts

    Hello Phil,

    I’m trying to make a fashion portal with PyroCMS but I’ve some doubts. It will need some custom modules that I’ll code myself when I’ve time but I’ve a basic one that I supposed that was supported.

    This portal is an article-based portal. A main page showing the articles, with a little preview (that’s supported), and I image. I can’t attach an image from the default, and seems to me a basic one. I would like also to associate a article with a photo album, but this is more advanced. But the first one I suggest you to include it.

    I’ve attached an image from the backend showed in Google Chrome, it’s the only section that fails if I don’t remember bad.

    EDIT: Attach is over 150KB: http://i44.tinypic.com/15otkkn.png
    EDIT2: Probably I explained bad, you can see that my English… I want to associate a image to the post to make a thumbnails to show with the post when we are on the main page.
    EDIT3: Where is the SQL structure for pyrocms-extras? I can’t find it. thanks in advance!
    EDIT4: I removed the cache, an now I see the backend panel perfectly! Sorry for confusion!

    Thank you for your work!!
    Isern

  • #137 / Apr 19, 2010 6:42am

    I have strange problem, I put login.php to the left side of the website and when click on register, on the center appears register form, login form exists on the left side. When I fill the register form and click on send, inputs on the login form filled up by the register form inputs and gives me an error that login is not correct. How to solve this problem?

    Secondly, I use admin forms of my new module in the front panel of the website. When click on edit, edit form appears, when I click on save, edit form appears again without saving on db. What is the problem?

    Waiting for reply.

  • #138 / Apr 19, 2010 6:51am

    Phil Sturgeon

    2889 posts

    Hello Phil,

    I’m trying to make a fashion portal with PyroCMS but I’ve some doubts. It will need some custom modules that I’ll code myself when I’ve time but I’ve a basic one that I supposed that was supported.

    This portal is an article-based portal. A main page showing the articles, with a little preview (that’s supported), and I image. I can’t attach an image from the default, and seems to me a basic one. I would like also to associate a article with a photo album, but this is more advanced. But the first one I suggest you to include it.

    You can insert images using the Image Manager, but they will not show on the home page.

    EDIT3: Where is the SQL structure for pyrocms-extras? I can’t find it. thanks in advance!

    Uploaded now. Remember these are old un-supported modules that I refuse to maintain, so if they are broken you will need to fix them. 😊 They are also only compatible with v0.9.7 so you will need to upgrade them.

  • #139 / Apr 19, 2010 7:11am

    Isern Palaus

    148 posts

    Hello Phil,

    I’m trying to make a fashion portal with PyroCMS but I’ve some doubts. It will need some custom modules that I’ll code myself when I’ve time but I’ve a basic one that I supposed that was supported.

    This portal is an article-based portal. A main page showing the articles, with a little preview (that’s supported), and I image. I can’t attach an image from the default, and seems to me a basic one. I would like also to associate a article with a photo album, but this is more advanced. But the first one I suggest you to include it.

    You can insert images using the Image Manager, but they will not show on the home page.

    I’ll modify the news module with this feature. I’ve seen that on the “products” module there is a good way to make image cropping, and resizing… I’ll copy paste that and modify to make it working! 😊)

    Thanks!

  • #140 / Apr 19, 2010 7:12am

    Phil Sturgeon

    2889 posts

    Awesome. Please send me a message when it is complete and I’ll get it merged into master! 😊

  • #141 / Apr 19, 2010 10:22am

    Isern Palaus

    148 posts

    Uploaded now. Remember these are old un-supported modules that I refuse to maintain, so if they are broken you will need to fix them. 😊 They are also only compatible with v0.9.7 so you will need to upgrade them.

    Did you pushed? I can’t found it! :(

    Thanks in advance!

  • #142 / Apr 19, 2010 10:24am

    Phil Sturgeon

    2889 posts

    My bad, push failed and I was flipping between so many terminal windows I missed it.

    Pushed

  • #143 / Apr 19, 2010 10:25am

    Isern Palaus

    148 posts

    Thank you!

    I’m going to adapt the news now. Wish my luck! 😛

    Thanks
    Isern

  • #144 / Apr 19, 2010 12:37pm

    Isern Palaus

    148 posts

    I got it working now! I’ve to adapt to the admin panel new style but it’s cropping perfectly.

    I also want to add the possibility of associate an album to a new 😊!

  • #145 / Apr 19, 2010 1:26pm

    Isern Palaus

    148 posts

    pyrocms-news-module modified: http://bitbucket.org/ipalaus/pyrocms-news-module/.

  • #146 / Apr 20, 2010 8:12am

    Phil Sturgeon

    2889 posts

    What version are you running from? modules/third_party/news/ suggests you are using something older than the current version…

    Also, the current master is missing models and the frontend controller.

    Could you instead make these changes as a GitHub fork? It makes life a LOT easier for me to integrate changes that way.

  • #147 / Apr 20, 2010 10:29am

    Isern Palaus

    148 posts

    No problem, doing right now 😊!

  • #148 / Apr 20, 2010 11:42am

    Isern Palaus

    148 posts

    Hello Phil,

    You can grab now from git: http://github.com/ipalaus/pyrocms/commits/master

  • #149 / Apr 20, 2010 11:49am

    Dan Horrigan

    342 posts

    Nice work Isern.  A quick comment though.  You don’t have to commit after every file you change.  Just change the whole lot, then commit.  If you did it to document the changes you made, then you could have just used comments in the code.  The Diff would have shown your changes.

    It is really just personal preference I guess.  All well, back to programming instead of nit-picking 😊

    Nice work.

  • #150 / Apr 20, 2010 12:10pm

    Isern Palaus

    148 posts

    Nice work Isern.  A quick comment though.  You don’t have to commit after every file you change.  Just change the whole lot, then commit.  If you did it to document the changes you made, then you could have just used comments in the code.  The Diff would have shown your changes.

    It is really just personal preference I guess.  All well, back to programming instead of nit-picking 😊

    Nice work.

    Hello Dan Horrigan,

    In my SVN times I was educated to commit after every change was made. This is not a way today?

    Sorry, can you explain me what you mean with ‘nit-picking’? As you can see… my English is not the best. lol

    Thank you!

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