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Darryl · 2010-08-04 00:21:09

I was playing around with this and it looks like it could help me accomplish my goal of removing the categories from the main window, but only if I could somehow remove the Main Block from the list in PWG Stuffs.

I can add or delete a new block above or below the Main Block, but I'd like to remove Main Block entirely.

Is there any way to do this?

rio · 2010-08-04 14:03:36

I am not sure that I understand what you want to get ...
With a exemple perhaps (draw).
But if I understand there is a GALLY theme. You would probably get what you want.

An exemple : Demo Piwigo

With the icon at the top left, the menu appears and disappears

:-))

P@t · 2010-08-04 15:01:24

In a personal plugin, add this code:

add_event_handler('loc_begin_index', 'remove_main_block');

function remove_main_block()
{
global $page, $template;

if (isset($page['section']) and $page['section'] == 'categories' and !isset($page['category']))
{
$template->set_prefilter('index', 'remove_main_block_prefilter');
}
}

function remove_main_block_prefilter($content, $smarty)
{
return preg_replace('#<div id="content" class="content">.*</div> #s', '', $content);
}

Darryl · 2010-08-04 16:46:02

Thanks P@t! I think this is exactly what I need, but I'm not sure exactly where to put that code.

What do you mean by "in a personal plugin"?

Is there a specific file I am supposed to put this code into?

Thanks in advance.

rio · 2010-08-05 08:12:02

If you have the last version of Piwigo :
Administration --> Plugins --> LocalFiles Editor (must be installed and activated) and then Tab "Personal Plugin"

:-))

Darryl · 2010-08-05 14:58:49

Thanks rio. Unfortunately, this did not do what I had hoped.

What I would like is to do is remove the display of categories when I hit my main page of http://pics.darrylmarsman.com.

The section outlined here is what I want gone:

So that it looks like this:

And eventually, I would like to add my own content this instead, like this:

mol · 2010-08-05 19:14:20

first you use the personal plugin with the postet source
second you install and activate the plugin pwg stuffs
third in pwg stuffs you ad a new modul, the personal block
in the personal block you can create/edit your costom page.
the limits are the same like in the aditional pages
(you can use the plugin fck editor too)

Darryl · 2010-08-05 19:54:03

I really do appreciate all the help you guys are offering, but this still isn't working for me.

As per the advice of mol, I just did the following:

1) Confirmed that Administration --> Plugins --> LocalFiles Editor --> "Personal Plugin" Tab has the code offered.

2) I uninstalled and deleted my current PWG Stuffs plugin

3) I redownloaded and reinstalled PWG Stuffs plugin through the Plugins --> Manage --> "Other plugins available" Tab

4) I reactivated PWG Stuffs

5) I can add a second or third module/block just fine

6) I cannot delete the existing module/block that is called "Main Block"

7) When I load my webpage, I still see all of the categories as indicated in my first screenshot in addition to the new blocks I added with PWG Stuffs.

What am I doing wrong?

P@t · 2010-08-05 20:14:28

Did you install and activate your personal plugin?

Darryl · 2010-08-05 20:28:55

This could very well be the reason. I am searching for what that means now. :)

Darryl · 2010-08-05 20:39:23

I think you mean for me to go to Plugins --> LocalFiles Editor --> Personal Plugin and add the code:

add_event_handler('loc_begin_index', 'remove_main_block');

function remove_main_block()
{
global $page, $template;

if (isset($page['section']) and $page['section'] == 'categories' and !isset($page['category']))
{
$template->set_prefilter('index', 'remove_main_block_prefilter');
}
}

function remove_main_block_prefilter($content, $smarty)
{
return preg_replace('#<div id="content" class="content">.*</div> #s', '', $content);
}

And yes, I did add this code to that section.

Is this what you mean?

mol · 2010-08-05 22:27:34

Is this what you mean?

and than you must go to the plugin section and install and activate the personal plugin

Darryl · 2010-08-06 02:05:02

That was exactly the problem. I had no idea there was even a plugin listed that was called Personal Plugin! I looked under "other plugins available' and could not find anything called that.

I found it under 'uninstalled plugins' and once I installed/activated it, everything worked like a dream.

Sorry for not understanding what you were talking about and thanks to all who helped.

Hopefully my next question I won't be so dumb.

Darryl · 2010-08-06 02:09:36

One last thing, is there any way to make this apply to all themes? It seems to work with the default Sylvia theme, but not the "Simple" themes.

Thanks.

Gotcha · 2010-08-06 08:12:55

Darryl wrote:
That was exactly the problem. I had no idea there was even a plugin listed that was called Personal Plugin! I looked under "other plugins available' and could not find anything called that.

I found it under 'uninstalled plugins' and once I installed/activated it, everything worked like a dream.

Sorry for not understanding what you were talking about and thanks to all who helped.

Hopefully my next question I won't be so dumb.

Go to :
[ Administration >> Plugins >> LocalFiles Editor >> "Personnal plugin" ]

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