WebsiteBaker 2.13.8 is now available!
R.I.P Dietmar (luisehahne) and thank you for all your valuable work for WBhttps://forum.websitebaker.org/index.php/topic,32355.0.html
Hello ArgosCan't delete modules because of an db-query-error inside "modules/uninstall.php" - line 64 Code: [Select]$database->query("DELETE FROM ".TABLE_PREFIX."modules WHERE directory = '$file'"); There is no table "modules" ...RegardsAldus
$database->query("DELETE FROM ".TABLE_PREFIX."modules WHERE directory = '$file'");
Hello Argos,will your backend design be part of WebsiteBaker 2.8? Seems it is not yet integrated into the latest version on the SVN project side. Really would love to see your backend design as pre-installed layout for WB 2.8. It is by far the best backend design for WB I have seen so far and also my clients prefer this one about all other designs Cheers Clara
One thing I really would wish (if I dared..)A simple php-file in any subdirectory media directory, with a content like:$maxwidth=50;$maxheight = 200;...This file could - if exist - be included and override the other settings.So it would be possible to resize per directory.
I hope this feature will be a part of the upcoming WB Version.
I'm not sure what you mean... Could you give an example of what you want to achieve?
Hello,QuoteI hope this feature will be a part of the upcoming WB Version.Argos admin interface should be one of 3 basic themes from WB 2.8. Still waiting for a first version from Argos. As soon as i got it, it will be integrated in WB 2.8.Matthias
QuoteI'm not sure what you mean... Could you give an example of what you want to achieve?Jo, sorry for my poor english...An example:I have a folder /media/pics280x240/In this folder is a file "settings.php" with content:$maxwidth=280;$maxheight = 240;So if I upload a picture into this folder, it is resized to max 280px width (or 240 height), no matter what other setting say.If this file doesnt exist, the common settings are used.
An example:I have a folder /media/pics280x240/In this folder is a file "settings.php" with content:$maxwidth=280;$maxheight = 240;