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Translation into Hebrew and RTL support in backend

dummy@example.com (seco) — Sun, 19 May 2013 07:14:37 +0000

yes im asking too
what about changing it to RTL
thanks in advance.

change the layout RTL when change the language

dummy@example.com (seco) — Sat, 18 May 2013 10:26:33 +0000

any idea

My portfolio using ionize

dummy@example.com (salgua) — Sat, 18 May 2013 07:52:06 +0000

Good job! I like it!

Bug in Element Tagmanager using multi-value field

dummy@example.com (salgua) — Fri, 17 May 2013 17:46:00 +0000

Hi guys,

I think that I just found a bug in the file application/libraries/Tagmanager/Element.php, row 307.

If I use content element and multiple-value field (checkbox), to fetch multiple selected values I use this template syntax:

Using that syntax I noticed that ion:label fetch correctly the label, but ion:value doesn't work...
I think that the value variable is overwritten in some place, but I don't know where. In fact I tried to change on line 307 this

$tag->set('value', $value);

in this

$tag->set('valuez', $value);

than using ion:valuez in my template it works fine. Using value as tag, it doesn't work. I just open a ticket on github

CSS hook in header template

dummy@example.com (salgua) — Fri, 17 May 2013 09:38:44 +0000

Hi,

a traditional Ionize template system is composed from an header and a footer file that you include in your page templates. As usual, you put the css link in the header file, but what have I to do if I need a specific css for a specific page? (or a specific js)? I can rewrite the complete header, but this isn't a good idea. I found this solution:

in the header.php:




        <ion:meta_title /> | <ion:site_title />
        
        
        
        "): ?>
			
	
        ....

then, in my page templates I can include a custom css in this way:

...

this solution allow you to include only one custom css per page template, but obviously you can use it also for js files and anything that you need to put in the header. What do you think? Anyone know a better solution?

code completion for ionize

dummy@example.com (salgua) — Fri, 17 May 2013 09:25:58 +0000

Ionize uses php and for this you can use an IDE like eclipse, aptana, netbeans etc. If you mean that you want an IDE that supports the Ionize template language, I'm sorry but I think that it doesn't exist...

Wamp with 0.9.9.2 sending mail

dummy@example.com (Dzhalagash) — Fri, 17 May 2013 08:21:39 +0000

Hello,
unfortunately I've already lost a day trying to send me mails using the contact form, therefore I've come here to ask for help.
I use an updated version of wamp with 0.9.9.2 of Ionize.
I use a bootstrap theme that I renamed to fit the name of the site (only for keeping order).
I use an edited theme/view/page_contact.php, but I only added some extra information field.
I had to edit also theme/language/en/form_lang.php to add the fields translation.
Same on theme/config/forms.php.
However, even if everything seems to be working I'm unable to receive emails from the contacts page.
I also added theme/view/mail/form_contact/to_administrator.php & to_user.php with the following content:

<ion:data:subject />

:

:

:

:

:

However no mail is received.
From admin panel settings -> advanced -> email i tried all the possible configs I was able to think of, however I didn't manage to get any results.
If you need more informations I can be more specific, just ask.

New blog post: Getting the CMS settings from views or controllers

dummy@example.com (abhijit) — Thu, 16 May 2013 12:48:38 +0000

I am creating a site using your cms but i can not create submenu.I am creating a menu called sample.I want to create a submenu of this menu but i can not create submenu of sample.please help me to get rid of this problem

convert artisteer template to ionize

dummy@example.com (seco) — Thu, 16 May 2013 08:57:18 +0000

Hi
i want to convert the theme comes from artisteer to ionize
what is the blocks of ion tags that im going to add to make it ready for ionize cms?
thanks in advance.

add the language list to the main page

dummy@example.com (damascus) — Thu, 16 May 2013 05:55:25 +0000

http://doc.ionizecms.com/en/tags-refere … uages-tags

You should really read through the ionize dev doco - there's some good content there that covers almost every topic for creating a simple site.

how to create theme?!

dummy@example.com (andrew) — Wed, 15 May 2013 14:02:10 +0000

i wanna get a piece of tutorial in pdf formation. but it seems only in html online. i want to study ionize offline sometimes. would the ionize team present it to us. thanks a lot.

demo theme not for production

dummy@example.com (andrew) — Wed, 15 May 2013 12:48:13 +0000

yeah, it will increase the possiblity for hacked. the best theme is that we design it ourself

settings theme save - not saving, no feedback (Solved - invalid chars)

dummy@example.com (damascus) — Wed, 15 May 2013 04:28:43 +0000

So for some reason any attempt to save themes just holds up indefinitely.

The submit action is defined by /web/public_html/themes/admin/views/toolboxes/setting_theme_toolbox.php.

Ive checked the js:

/web/public_html/themes/admin/javascript/ionize/ionize_forms.js

/**
 * Set an XHR action to a form and add click event to the given element
 *
 * @param string  form ID
 * @param string  element on wich attach the action (ID)
 * @param string  action URL (with or without the base URL prefix)
 * @param object  Confirmation object {message: 'The confirmation question'}
 *
 */
setFormSubmit: function(form, button, url, confirm)
{
//  console.log('setFormSubmit');
  if (typeOf($(form))!='null' && typeOf($(button)) != 'null')
  {
  //  console.log('valid form');
    // Form Validation
    var fv = new Form.Validator.Inline(form, {
      stopOnFailure: true,
      errorPrefix: '',
      showError: function(element) {
        element.show();
      }
    });

    // Warning if changed but not saved
    ION.initSaveWarning(form);

    // Stores the button in the form
    $(form).store('submit', $(button));

    // Add the form submit event with a confirmation window
    if ($(button) && (typeOf(confirm) == 'object'))
    {
      var func = function()
      {
        var options = ION.getJSONRequestOptions(url, $(form));

        var r = new Request.JSON(options);
        r.send();
      };

      // Form submit or button event
      $(button).removeEvents('click');
      $(button).addEvent('click', function(e)
      {
        if (typeOf(e) != 'null') e.stop();
        ION.confirmation('conf' + button.id, func, confirm.message);
      });
    }
    // Add the form submit button event without confirmation
    else if ($(button))
    {
      // Form submit or button event
      $(button).removeEvents('click');
      $(button).addEvent('click', function(e)
      {
        console.log('ION.setFormSubmit() button clicked');
        if (typeOf(e) != 'null') e.stop();

        var parent = $(form).getParent('.mocha');
        var result = fv.validate();

        if ( ! result)
        {
          console.log('ION.setFormSubmit() button clicked with ! result');
          new ION.Notify(parent, {type:'error'}).show('ionize_message_form_validation_please_correct');
        }
        else
        {
          console.log('ION.setFormSubmit() button clicked found result');

          // tinyMCE and CKEditor trigerSave
          ION.updateRichTextEditors();

          console.log('ION.setFormSubmit() updateRichTextEditors() run');
          // Get the form
          var options = ION.getJSONRequestOptions(url, $(form));
          console.log('ION.setFormSubmit() getJSONRequestOptions() run');

          console.log('options = '); console.log(options);
          var r = new Request.JSON(options);
          console.log('ION.setFormSubmit() r set');
          r.send();
          console.log('ION.setFormSubmit() r.send() run');

          // Close the window
          if (typeOf(parent) != 'null')
            parent.close();
        }
      });
    }
  }
  else
  {
    console.log('ION.setFormSubmit() error : The form "' + form + '" or the button "' + button + '" do not exist.');
  }
  console.log('setFormSubmit done');
},

With the output as:

ION.setFormSubmit() button clicked ionize_forms.js:113
ION.setFormSubmit() button clicked found result ionize_forms.js:126
ION.setFormSubmit() updateRichTextEditors() run ionize_forms.js:131
ION.setFormSubmit() getJSONRequestOptions() run ionize_forms.js:134
options =  ionize_forms.js:136
Object {url: "http://localhost/onecnc/web/public_html/en/admin/setting/save_views", method: "post", loadMethod: "xhr", data: form#viewsForm, onRequest: function…}
data: form#viewsForm
loadMethod: "xhr"
method: "post"
onFailure: function (xhr)
onRequest: function ()
onSuccess: function (responseJSON, responseText)
url: "http://localhost/onecnc/web/public_html/en/admin/setting/save_views"
__proto__: Object
 ionize_forms.js:136
ION.setFormSubmit() r set

So I really dont see it being the js.

However there are no log entries created and no ChromePHP::log or $this->success calls show output.

/web/public_html/application/controllers/admin/setting.php

 function save_views()
 {
    ChromePHP::log('/admin/setting/test run');
    $this->success('/admin/setting/test run');		
    $this->error('/admin/setting/test run');

produces no output...

Ive already checked my logger and other settings pages but no problems.

I'm really stumped as other settings controller functions seem to work but not the viewsForm

Also, this might not due to another issue, but when using a conventional submit button like this:

I recieve a

Disallowed Key Characters.

as html output. Though this may is probably just because it redirects as well.

I've already spent too long on this, does anyone have any ideas?

Update - Solved

As I read my post back I thought to check the 'edit_view' action on all the views in the list - turns out one of them produced an error when opening the edit window.

My best guess is that round brackets are disallowed characters, as I had not too long ago copied a file and renamed was something like 'header(old_1).php'.

When renaming it to 'header-old_1.php' the problem seemed to vanish...

get current language in helper

dummy@example.com (GWR) — Tue, 14 May 2013 20:35:41 +0000

ukyo, related to your "check this"-link:
Thread which contains some small changes to the language detection code (and also asks why the current code is they way it is now).

bye
Ron

Create custom content element fields (for url's)

dummy@example.com (damascus) — Tue, 14 May 2013 08:49:12 +0000

Hey,

So I do remember seeing 1 similar post to this but that was regarding the media manager.

What I'm looking for is a convenient way to have a non-locale dependent 'link url' field type in some content elements.

Whether this on the backend ui and/or by using auto_link (which I've seen but never used), both approaches are fine. However I would prefer a more foolproof ui component as this would help streamline editing.

I've noted code used in /web/public_html/themes/admin/views/shared/link.php as well as the filemanager js (populated using calls to /web/public_html/themes/admin/javascript/ionize/ionize_tree_xhr.js BrowserTreeXhr).

Either is fine as I'm really looking for a way to extend the convenience of either of those components to an extended field, for use in several content elements.

Thanks in advance,
Damascus