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#16 2008-05-27 18:08:22
- stardustrevolution
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Re: jmd_dashboard: Customizable dashboard
The plugin seems to turn off the hpw_admincss plugin, making my admin look like the ugly default again. Is there a way for them to co-exist?
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Re: jmd_dashboard: Customizable dashboard
0.1.4 is now compatible with hpw_admincss. Does someone want to test it with glz_custom_fields?
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#18 2008-05-27 23:01:27
- uli
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Re: jmd_dashboard: Customizable dashboard
Jon-Michael, everything’s fine here for me, glz_custom_fields, sed_section_fields, and also bas_img_selector appear/work as they should. Thanks!
In bad weather I never leave home without wet_plugout, smd_where_used and adi_form_links
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#19 2008-05-28 16:44:42
- kevinpotts
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Re: jmd_dashboard: Customizable dashboard
Not sure if this helps, but here is an example of what happens:

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#21 2008-05-28 21:43:09
- uli
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Re: jmd_dashboard: Customizable dashboard
Yup, either this or a three way dependency. I got all buttons neatly aligned.
In bad weather I never leave home without wet_plugout, smd_where_used and adi_form_links
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Rats! Can one of you email the HTML from that page with only glz enabled and with both glz and jmd_dashboard enabled? jm at jmdeldin dot com
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#23 2008-05-29 00:11:12
- uli
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Re: jmd_dashboard: Customizable dashboard
Jon-Michael, I hope you didn’t misinterpret my post as a confirmation of Kevin’s results. I have all buttons neatly aligned, so, everything’s fine!
If you think you have found yourself a reason to doubt the quality of your work, though, well here’s my proposal:
As I have 49 plugins installed for testing purposes, turning them all off and later on switching the correct ones back on again would become a real PITA! (Though I’d do in order to give back to you.) But:
Though I have smd_query installed for playing/learning, my SQL skills are a little limited still. Would it take you more than, say, 3 minutes (not more) to figure out which queries it takes to
- copy and append column
statusfrom tabletxp_pluginto the end of the table plus set all values in col status to zero (later turningsmd_queryback on) - restore the set again for the second run (plus optionally delete col status_saved)?
We’d end up resolving glx_cf issues for certain users and you had a really excellent USP (or better UGAP/unique giving away proposition ;) in «Painless Conflict Testing with jmd_dashboard!»
What do you think, thumbs up?
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In bad weather I never leave home without wet_plugout, smd_where_used and adi_form_links
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#24 2008-05-29 13:00:40
- kevinpotts
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Re: jmd_dashboard: Customizable dashboard
jm wrote:
Is that with 0.1.4?
JM — that was with 0.1.3. I just upgraded to 0.1.4 and it seems to have fixed the issue with glz_custom_fields. If you still want me to send you the HTML I will happily do so, but as of now it looks to be working fine. I will report back if I see other errors.
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Uli wrote:
As I have 49 plugins installed for testing purposes, turning them all off and later on switching the correct ones back on again would become a real PITA! (Though I’d do in order to give back to you.)
You could disable all plugins through the admin > prefs > advanced. But if you wanted a quick way to turn off all but a few, you could run an SQL query:
UPDATE txp_plugin SET status=0 WHERE name not in('jmd_dashboard', 'glz_custom_fields');
In a form or page template:
<txp:php>
safe_query("UPDATE txp_plugin SET status=0 WHERE name not in('jmd_dashboard', 'glz_custom_fields');");
</txp:php>
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kevinpotts wrote:
JM — that was with 0.1.3. I just upgraded to 0.1.4 and it seems to have fixed the issue with glz_custom_fields. If you still want me to send you the HTML I will happily do so, but as of now it looks to be working fine. I will report back if I see other errors.
Great! No need to send the HTML then :).
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#27 2008-05-29 15:00:29
- kevinpotts
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Re: jmd_dashboard: Customizable dashboard
Thanks for your hard work on this. It will be a great addition to my clients’ sites.
Kevin
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jm
I am using the plugin on svn 2899. Everything works great, including the 4.0.7 tags, except for a minor item – the Dashboard tab disappears when I save a form.
Clicking on any other form or tab restores the Dashboard tab.
fwiw
Mike
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#29 2008-05-29 23:40:04
- uli
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Re: jmd_dashboard: Customizable dashboard
jm wrote:
But if you wanted a quick way to turn off all but a few, you could run an SQL query:
UPDATE txp_plugin SET status=0 WHERE name not in('jmd_dashboard', 'glz_custom_fields');
Yeah, that’s what I wanted. Thanks, JM! ;)
In bad weather I never leave home without wet_plugout, smd_where_used and adi_form_links
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maverick wrote:
I am using the plugin on svn 2899. Everything works great, including the 4.0.7 tags, except for a minor item – the Dashboard tab disappears when I save a form.
Did somebody order a persistent tab? One less known issue :). Try 0.1.5.
uli wrote:
Yeah, that’s what I wanted. Thanks, JM! ;)
No problem :).
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