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Adding a side pannel to a custom page

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  • x00x00 MVP
    edited November 2011
    do you have a pages/default.php in that folder? That is your master view, otherwise it will use the dashboard default master, hence the settings, bit.

    grep is your friend.

  • x00x00 MVP
    edited November 2011
    Just thinking I reached you default page. Perhaps the opposite, remove it. I'm working blind here.

    Prove pics of what logged in looks like.

    grep is your friend.

  • I didn't have a default page - I've put it back and it hasn't made a difference. Situation at the moment is:
    1) Not logged in = RH column shows login box (great!)
    2) Logged in as normal user = RH column empty (looks a bit strange)
    3) Logged in as admin = shows the below, badly formatted thing (bad )

    image

    Thanks x00 & sahotataran for all your help with this.
  • Link to image is: http://postimage.org/image/tm4i3f3hz/

    Didn't seem to work last time
  • Yep you are taking the side panel from the dashboard.

    It would really help if you would post as much information as possible the full contents of the files.

    grep is your friend.

  • x00x00 MVP
    edited November 2011
    First you need to remove the reference to SideMenu like I said. SideMenu and panel are totality different things.

    then you need to add the modules you need ie
    		$Sender->AddModule('SignedInModule');
    $Sender->AddModule('GuestModule');
    $Sender->AddModule('NewDiscussionModule');
    $Sender->AddModule('CategoriesModule');
    $Sender->AddModule('BookmarkedModule');
    like I said...

    Works perfectly well. Seriously people have to take their own initiative, when the information is provided, it is not drip, drip.

    grep is your friend.

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