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| Thanks | December 22, 2007 @ 2:08pm | David you are a top geezer. Makes complete sense to me now. Top Bloke, great support. Now i can start building properly. GEEZER!!!
Cheers
Andy |
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| December 22, 2007 @ 1:44pm | Andy,
All that is located in the blocks area, which you can access by going to your Control Panel, then clicking on Menu Blocks. Then find the Logo block and click the Edit link.
Also note that even in the block there is no reference to the actual image file on our server, so don't search for that. That's represented by the '.$Settings['SPL'].' portion of the code that I mentioned.
So once you find the block and go into the Edit section for it, find this
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<img src="'.$Settings['SPL'].'" border="0" alt=""> |
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and make it something like this
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<img src="http://www.your.url/images/logo.gif" border="0" alt=""> |
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David |
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| Changing the logo | December 22, 2007 @ 8:55am | I have opened up the source code for the template for Accented blocks (Black)
I have looked for the Img Src and there is no source file in the code that i can see that that points to the logo image(logo.gif) or even the http://logos.flexcms.com/images/flexcms_logo.gif source, as is in the properties when right clicking over the image in a browser. I am a little confused. Can you be more spacific in the code to which line i have to change to my own logo? Thanks
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| December 22, 2007 @ 8:07am | so which file from the templates folder do i open in dreamweaver to modify these parts of the coding? Sorry if i'm a bit dumb with this.
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| December 21, 2007 @ 11:58pm | Hi Andy,
You have a couple options;
The first is to simply replace the whole block with one containing the code you want. That could be as simple as
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<img src="http://www.your.url/images/logo.gif"> |
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You can also modify the one packaged with FlexCMS to remain the same but include your logo. This is the section you need to modify to change the logo being loaded:
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<img src="'.$Settings['SPL'].'" border="0" alt=""> |
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Hope that helps you out. If you're still having problems, feel free to paste in the code you're working with and what you've called your logo, or email us a login to your site at .
David |
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| How to Remove FLEXCMS logo from your templates | December 21, 2007 @ 11:04pm | How do i remove the FlexCMS logo in the top left of every template you have available? Any help with this would be great as i am total new to using PHP.
Thanks
Andy |
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| December 11, 2007 @ 1:03am | Very interesting idea... I think I'll look into that.
Thanks David!
Cheers,
Wolf |
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| December 11, 2007 @ 12:46am | That's an interesting question.
I think you're going to have to do without verifying the email address if you're pre-creating the user account in the database and don't yet know their email address. The verification system currently only operates on registrations, not profile edits, and they've already had the account created for them.
I suppose if you wanted you could start them as verified from your bulk script, and then modify the profile-save section to de-verify them when they enter and save their email address, and send them the verification link at that point.
David |
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| I know... enough with the questions already! LOL | December 11, 2007 @ 12:17am | When I created my bulk user accounts I had to leave the user email fields blank (because they haven't logged in the first time to set them).
This caused me to set the "verify email" field in the "site Preferences" to NO because when I tried logging in as one of the users I received a message saying the email address hadn't yet been verified.
Have I gotten myself into a quandry?
I really WANT the email addresses to be verified, but I won't have them until the user signs in the first time.
If I leave the "verify" field set off, then it seems like I can't be sure they're giving me a good address...
Is what I'm trying to do possible? That is, allow an unverified user to login and the first time they login be forced to enter a valid email address?
Thanks,
Wolf
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| Thanks! | December 11, 2007 @ 12:00am | Thanks David,
That's exactly what I had in mind. You and the flex team Rock!
Cheers,
Wolf |
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