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    cipa Reply #1, 16 years, 10 months ago
    Hi,

    Why Show Image TVs is not activated by default?

    Thx
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      Ryan Thrash Reply #2, 16 years, 10 months ago
      ManagerManager provides this functionality.
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        Meristem Reply #3, 16 years, 10 months ago
        How does one enable that functionality?

        I’m looking at the mm_demo_rules chunk and not sure what I need to edit to show image TVs.
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          Ryan Thrash Reply #4, 16 years, 10 months ago
          Here’s a few handy examples of enabling tags. The last is what you’re looking for:
          mm_widget_tags('blogTags'); // Give blog tag editing capabilities to the 'blogTags' TV
mm_widget_colors('color', '#444444'); // make a color selector widget for the 'color' TV starting with #444444 as a default
mm_widget_showimagetvs(); // Always give a preview of Image TVs
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            samba Reply #5, 16 years, 7 months ago
            Hi,
            Au contraire, although Show Image TVs is very nice, and I bet some people really like it, I have had three clients in a row give it thumbs down for having the "double picture" in the manager.

            I didn’t even know what was causing it until I traced it to this.

            Apparently this has become standard equipment in Evolution. If so, any chance you can disable it by default in the standard install?

            I’ll have to say, apart from that, 1.02 has been very solid for me so far!

            Thanks, Dave
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