I notice the "delete" button is commented out in the source as "not implemented yet". Having this button would be really useful for my current project. What would it take to implement this? Is it something a loser could do or does it require actual intelligence and PHP proficiency?
Any help would be appreciated - this seems to be my only editing option at the moment. And if there’s another way I should be configured advice on that would be great too.
Quote from: uxello at Nov 20, 2009, 06:13 AM
Thanks. I think this could be an issue for many people. Is there no way around this?
Unfortunately there’s no easy solution around this. I’ll add this to todo list.
I’ll have to investigate if this could be solved with ColorBox bindings by triggering something that removes document lock when user hits the close button.
// Bindings
$().bind("cbox_open", function(){$("body").css({"overflow":"hidden"}); $("html").css({"overflow":"hidden"}); $("#qmEditor").css({"display":"none"});});
$().bind("cbox_closed", function(){$("body").css({"overflow":"auto"}); $("html").css({"overflow":"auto"}); $("#qmEditor").css({"display":"block"});
//new line to remove manager lock by going to home page
$j.ajax({ type: "GET", url: "'.$this->modx->config['site_url'].'manager/index.php?a=2" });
});
I think I have a painless way of clearing the locks using your suggestion of the ColorBox bindings.
It just requires one line adding to the qm.inc.php file
// Bindings $().bind("cbox_open", function(){$("body").css({"overflow":"hidden"}); $("html").css({"overflow":"hidden"}); $("#qmEditor").css({"display":"none"});}); $().bind("cbox_closed", function(){$("body").css({"overflow":"auto"}); $("html").css({"overflow":"auto"}); $("#qmEditor").css({"display":"block"}); //new line to remove manager lock by going to home page $j.ajax({ type: "GET", url: "'.$this->modx->config['site_url'].'manager/index.php?a=2" }); });
QuickManager+ version 1.3.4 is now ready and waiting for repository approval. Those in hurry can grab the version 1.3.4 here.thanks Lammikko
For the IE opacity did you try setting the filter to ’none’ and "" instead of 100. This fixed things for IE8... not sure about IE7 though.