Styles In Admin Panel

[webhost]

When inside the admin control panel and selecting edit
under styles you can change color options! Under Calendar
colors I would like to add another entry to this say for a
chat event and be able to select different colors for this. Can this be done? If so how please

[Mike Sullivan]

You'd have to hack admin/style.php then, or you can just add a replacement variable for it directly through the replacement system.

[webhost]

PHP Code:

// *** calendar colors ************************************************
    maketableheader("Calendar Colors","calendarcolors");
    makestyleeditor("calbgcolor","Background Color",1);
    makestyleeditor("caltodaycolor","Today Background Color",1);
    makestyleeditor("caldaycolor","Calendar Date Font Color",1);
    makestyleeditor("calbirthdaycolor","Birthday Font Color",1);
    makestyleeditor("calprivatecolor","Private Event Font Color",1);
    makestyleeditor("calpubliccolor","Public Event Font Color",1);
    makestyleeditor("chatcolor","Chat Event Font Color",1); restarttable(); 


I added the line about chatcolor it shows up; down in cp under styles BUT when i change the color to say #0000ff it does change the block color to the right but when I save and go back and look the 0000ff is not there it is just blank.? color block grey

[Mike Sullivan]

Being a hack, we can't really support any code changes. Especially since the style editor wasn't designed to handle custom replacements it seems. Hence I suggest adding the replacements directly through the replacement system.

[webhost]

I think I might have to do something different. What I am doing is adding chat events to the calendar. I have made 2 templates calendar_chatevent and calendar_chateventbutton and I am in the process of modifing calendar.php so I'm hoping someway the styles.php change could work it would make life easier.

[webhost]

Ed, I got style addition working. I not only
had to add line above to style.php but I also
had to add variable called {chatcolor} once I
did this it worked the way it should. I have
another problem now with calendar.php file.
I added the following code and I get a error
on line 189 below. Can you tell me what I am
doing wrong?

PHP Code:

$eventid = $event[eventid];
if ($event[public] == 1) // Public Event
{
eval ("\$userevents .= \"".gettemplate("calendar_publicevent")."\";");
}
elseif  // Chat Event line 188 
} line 189 
eval ("\$userevents .= \"".gettemplate("calendar_chatevent")."\";");
}
else  // Private Event
{
eval ("\$userevents .= \"".gettemplate"calendar_privateevent")."\";");
}
 }
  }
   } 


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This is what it was
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PHP Code:

$eventid = $event[eventid];
if ($event[public] == 1) // Public Event
{
eval ("\$userevents .= \"".gettemplate("calendar_publicevent")."\";");
}
else  // Private Event
{
eval ("\$userevents .= \"".gettemplate"calendar_privateevent")."\";");
          }
        }
      }
    } 


[Freddie Bingham]

Change the } to a { (on line 189)

[webhost]

I did I will try again I got the same error when I changed it the other way.

[webhost]

I changed it got the same error.

Parse error: parse error, expecting `'('' in /home/realweb/public_html/forums/calendar.php on line 189

[Freddie Bingham]

Well you also have elseif with nothing following it so change that to else or put some equality in there. i.e. elseif (1 == 1 )