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Re: smd_at_work: click to put your site in maintenance mode
Destry wrote #310580:
One suggestion, because I have to be clever in my error message… Maybe use a
textareafield instead of theinput, which is kind of hard to edit in.
Will do.
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Re: smd_at_work: click to put your site in maintenance mode
For Txp 4.7+ only, since it uses the new language designator list.
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Re: smd_at_work: click to put your site in maintenance mode
I am confused… In the release notes you mention that the input field was changed to a textarea, but after installing and accessing the Prefs panels, I still see an input field.
Also, tentative fr strings
#language fr
#@admin-side
smd_at_work_admin_message => Le site est en mode maintenance
#@prefs
smd_at_work => Maintenance mode
smd_at_work_enabled => Maintenance mode activée
smd_at_work_message => Message maintenanceWhere is that emoji for a solar powered submarine when you need it ?
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Re: smd_at_work: click to put your site in maintenance mode
I am confused… In the release notes you mention that the input field was changed to a textarea, but after installing and accessing the Prefs panels, I still see an input field.
Also, tentative fr strings
#language fr
#@admin-side
smd_at_work_admin_message => Le site est en mode maintenance
#@prefs
smd_at_work => Maintenance mode
smd_at_work_enabled => Mode maintenance activée
smd_at_work_message => Message maintenanceWhere is that emoji for a solar powered submarine when you need it ?
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Re: smd_at_work: click to put your site in maintenance mode
#language fr
#@admin-side
smd_at_work_admin_message => Le site est en mode de maintenance
#@prefs
smd_at_work => Mode de maintenance
smd_at_work_enabled => Activer le mode de maintenance ?
smd_at_work_message => Message de maintenance :Patrick.
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Re: smd_at_work: click to put your site in maintenance mode
phiw13 wrote #310601:
I am confused…
The confusion is all mine. Note to self, when installing prefs, remember that Textpattern doesn’t update existing preference paraphernalia unless told.
Bug fixed in v0.41 and French Textpack included. Thank you both.
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Re: smd_at_work: click to put your site in maintenance mode
Bloke wrote #310604:
The confusion is all mine.
Confusion, confusion everywhere…
Thanks, now I have a textarea.
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Re: smd_at_work: click to put your site in maintenance mode
Anyone (not necessarily Stef)…
I have forms that build the opening and closing parts of my templates. The closing part includes the footer. These “global” template forms are used on the default page, thus used on the 503_error page too (as per default behavior).
But here’s the thing. There are a couple of links in the footer that I don’t want to appear when the site is in m-mode because they point to internal locations, which won’t work in that case and showing them is just bad UX, I think.
I could easily deal with this if there was a contextual class selector (e.g. <body class="error"> that functioned in relation to the plugin, but I’m not coming up with anything for how to do that otherwise. If I add my own class, it just impacts the content whether plugin is on or off.
You see what I mean?
Any genius txp tag magic to be had here?
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Re: smd_at_work: click to put your site in maintenance mode
Destry wrote #310612:
Any genius txp tag magic to be had here?
Does the built-in plugin <txp:smd_if_at_work> conditional tag help?
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Re: smd_at_work: click to put your site in maintenance mode
Yeah… I’ve been staring at those tags for a day, but now that you call it out, I see what you mean. It’s okay as a wrapper, then, I guess?
I’ll try it.
<txp:smd_if_at_work>
show only 3 of 5 lines
<txp:else />
show all 5 lines
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Re: smd_at_work: click to put your site in maintenance mode
Destry wrote #310615:
It’s okay as a wrapper, then, I guess?
It only works as a wrapper. A good one. Not Kanye.
An alternative to your example:
<txp:smd_if_at_work>
show 3 lines specific to maintenance mode
</txp:smd_if_at_work>
show remaining two lines common to both modesLast edited by Bloke (2018-04-04 17:24:06)
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#36 2021-06-26 11:34:19
- johnno
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Re: smd_at_work: click to put your site in maintenance mode
Have just upgraded a site from 4.8.3 to 4.8.7, but the ever-useful smd_at_work appears to have gone on extended vacation :(
Just hope it hasn’t retired!
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