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This little hack will allow you to refresh the side panel in the Admincp without refreshing the whole screen.
In Includes/adminfunctions_navpanel.php find: PHP Code:
PHP Code:
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hum... strange , you just have to "save prefs" to do the same... no need of this mod.
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"Save Prefs" Is only used for saving the drop down boxes in their current state. |
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No comments?
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Can't you just right click and select refresh while inside the frame (although, I'm appreciative)?
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![]() or someone dont have mouse (or not graphic browsers like lynx) can use tab instead :> have fun hacking |
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Refresh the (right) content window is much better in my opinion...
BTW, the code in the first post is false, I think it's a problem with the php-tag... ;-) In Includes/adminfunctions_navpanel.php find: Code:
<a href=\"#\" onclick=\"read_group_prefs(); return false\">$vbphrase[revert_prefs]</a> Code:
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<a href=\"#\" onclick=\"javascript:history.go(0); return false\">Refresh Sidepanel</a>
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