peregrine
MVPperegrine MVP
Thank you, Bleistivt and Vrijvlinder for letting me transfer ownership of my plugins to you both, You are the only two people I have given permission. over and out of here
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Re: Custom Forms In Vanilla
and don't put styles in your php. <?php echo $this->Form->Label('Additional Info', 'Message').$this->Form->TextBox('Message', array('Multiline' => True))?> use css and classes. (View Post)1 -
Re: Custom Forms In Vanilla
put the contact.css in a Contact/design/contact.css folder in plugin. change the li sizes in contact.css various js removed, and simplified. just exit immediately. no need to test for valid session a… (View Post)3 -
Re: Custom Forms In Vanilla
or just use $Session->User->Name and $Session->User->Email when you $Email->From( $Session->User->Name); and remove the fields from your form and make sure only valid sessions ca… (View Post)1 -
Re: Messages Feature Request - only users not logged in to view
another way to do it is write a plugin that adds css to to certain message classes so choose "Casual" in the messages dashboard. e.g. hide "Casual Messages" for logged in users pl… (View Post)2 -
Re: Messages Feature Request - only users not logged in to view
yes, that solution by anonymoose, is a very clean one and perhaps the best. especially if you re-use the pocket name. then you only have to make change in tpl file once. the "Casual" could … (View Post)2
