1 obtuse Nov 04, 2006 09:09
3 obtuse Nov 05, 2006 05:07
Yes, I'm using the files in the 'custom' skin. It obviously needs both:
_categories.php in the custom skin and
_categories.plugin.php
Thanks for you help.
4 edb Nov 05, 2006 08:53
The _categories.php file is no longer part of the custom skin. It doesn't need it is why. The custom skin's _main.php file calls categories with this:
<?php
// -------------------------- CATEGORIES INCLUDED HERE -----------------------------
// Call the Categories plugin:
$Plugins->call_by_code( 'evo_Cats', array( // Add parameters below:
) );
// -------------------------------- END OF CATEGORIES ----------------------------------
?>
So it's the plugin you need to look at. I *think* you can turn off the "all" link by making it's parameter be empty. Like this:
<?php
// -------------------------- CATEGORIES INCLUDED HERE -----------------------------
// Call the Categories plugin:
$Plugins->call_by_code( 'evo_Cats', array( // Add parameters below:
'option_all'=>'',
) );
// -------------------------------- END OF CATEGORIES ----------------------------------
?>
5 princess Nov 14, 2006 09:06
In the categories plugin, I removed the word All on the end that you see below and it's gone now! :)
if(!isset($params['option_all'])) $params['option_all'] = T_('All');
6 edb Nov 14, 2006 14:41
Did it not work by doing it in the skin? The reason for keeping changes in your skin is so that you don't lose them when you upgrade. Just curious.
7 princess Nov 14, 2006 14:51
I couldn't find any place to do that same thing other than the category plugin.
EdB wrote:
Did it not work by doing it in the skin? The reason for keeping changes in your skin is so that you don't lose them when you upgrade. Just curious.
8 edb Nov 14, 2006 15:09
But your skin's _main.php file is what calls the categories plugin! The code I posted above goes in your skin is the thing.
9 princess Nov 14, 2006 16:10
Okay, gotcha this time! I misunderstood what you said previously, sorry *sheepish grin*...
I put the categories plugin file back the way it was, and put your code in the main file, and all is good with the world, thank-you!
Now if only I could catch on to the Zen Cart software just a teensie little bit! Maybe I'll just use my blog and link it to Pay Pal to sell my graphics goodies. :)
EdB wrote:
But your skin's _main.php file is what calls the categories plugin! The code I posted above goes in your skin is the thing.
Categories are now a plugin, though I'm pretty sure older files and functions are momentarily supported. Are you seeing this with the 'custom' skin?