Does anyone know of a module that will allow me to have more of a "facebook"-y feel to node comments? I.e. a modal window with the comment form, and AJAX update?
I can program it myself, I guess, but one of the fun parts of Drupal are the plug and play modules. :)
Thanks!
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Or can anyone point me in the direction of someone who has done something similar? My searches haven't yielded much. :)
Here you go: http://drupal.org/project/ajax_comments
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I do this stuff for research, so there´s no source code.
My programm has to be able to change the language via buttons. I got the information that the QtLinguistis often used for this stuff. The problem is that I can´t find something like a workflow, what and when do I have to do something.
It would be nice if someone can give me a push in the right direction.
Thanks in advance.
Let me start of by saying I am a total noob when it comes to PHP and all the lovely stuff you need to make a real good theme. I got pretty far - mostly thanks to posts here -, but now I am a bit stuck. So here it comes:
I have a index page with multiple loops. Naturally I want to give the user the option to choose which category displays in which loop.
I have found some code already but nothing really that I understand or was able to get to work.
I'd much appreciate a link to a tutorial or a solution here. I am looking of a solution that is code based, in other words i don’t want to use plugins.
thanks!
Okay, after many more hours of just trying and searching the god of google let me to find this page:
http://www.onedesigns.com/tutorials/how-to-create-a-wordpress-theme-options-page
it help me and just about all works now!
I was surfing on the internet and I found a cool navigation that I want to use on my own website. But I really don't know how I can make it. Here is the link: http://www.welikesmall.com Does someone have a tutorial or someone that want to help me?
Already thanks!
This isn't a place to have people write code for you. I just looked at the site, all the source is readable and formatted very nicely. I would recommend learning the basics of CSS and javascript to get a better idea of how to do what it is you want.
I know this has been asked before, but I can't find any thread that can exactly help me. I'm a bit of a noob, but I know my way around. Here's what I have so far:
HTML File
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/9757676/Website%20Stuff/Website.html
Javascript file:
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/9757676/Website%20Stuff/script.js
(it wouldnt let me post the code)
is there an easier way to do this, perhaps put all the images into an array? and I also need help making a next and back button, perhaps one problem can solve the other
Check jQuery tools: http://jquerytools.org/demos/tabs/slideshow.html.
It has lots of good plugins that could possibly help you.
Ok, so maybe my search syntax is wrong here, this could have very well been covered in stackoverflow but i've been unable to find anything after hours of searching. Be warned, I am a novice developer when it comes to this type of stuff and would appreciate any guidance, help or pointers to accomplish the goal. I'm open to suggestions of any type! :)
So, I have a site http://www.animetip.com
On this site we have a popular feature called a "jump menu" which allows a user to quickly navigate directly to the page which contains the anime series they would like to see an episode in. Essentially we have every series on the site (over 1000) broken down in an a-z list. When a user hovers over a letter, the menu will drop down and display all series that begin with that letter. A user can then go to the series they'd like to view and click on it to go directly to the page.
The issue with this is SEO. We are being penalized due to the number of links on the page. What we need to accomplish is the same (or better) functionality while reducing the links loaded in the page. If we could come up with a way to create the menu and have the link itself not be served until its clicked on I believe that would resolve the issue.
What is the best strategy for doing this? I am no expert by any means, but I was thinking that putting all the links in mySQL and then calling the link as its clicked would be ok, but a friend cautioned me that it would cause a performance hit. I have also reviewed material which indicates you can do the same thing using an array to store the links and then call them as they are needed using PHP. I grasp the concept of doing that but could use a stub type example to get me started.
The site is built on Wordpress with a completely custom template / theme.
Someone has commented that the topic wasn't researched. Unfortunately I've spent lots of time researching it, the problem is that I think I'm using the wrong terminology to describe what I need to find. If anyone would care to give me the terminology or a good place to conduct further research (even a few keywords!) I will be MORE than happy to go do that.
Thank you for any help or tips to information I can learn from!
Brett
Try using ajax so that the links are not visible in the actual source code and while clicking the a,b,c links it will call a separate php file and display the output from the db on the fly. I hope this will resolve your issue. Thanks