IntegraMOD

I tried downloading the Solaris theme from here with the IM 141 integrations but something isnt right. Instead of manually changing the viewtopic viewforum and other files I just simply overwrite them with my integra2.tpl but now some things are missing. Say for instance the coding block for the php coding comes out wrong. Instead it stretches the forum out for some reason. I tried overwriting the bbcode files from the integra2 directory to no avail. The advanced color mod stuff also isn't working with the solaris files. Can someone give me an idea what I need to change to fix these problems? You can see an example if you go to http://www.xbox360gamingworld.com/forum2

Log on as Test then pw test then change your theme to Solaris and you will see what I mean when you go to the thread titled Ajax Test

I had the same sort of problem with the 1.4.0 version! The way I solved it was to copy the code from another theme (say fisubice) and then put it into the file(s) which were messing around/slightly faulty.

I advise you make backups of those files which are affected and then use a copy of the other template.

As for the stretches, if its with the login screen, I've got the same problem and haven't figured out how to fix it... yet!

Well there's my 2p's worth! when I tried fixing mine it was pure trial and error, nothing more!

Error in posting

DEBUG MODE

INSERT INTO phpbb_posts (topic_id, forum_id, poster_id, post_username, post_time, poster_ip, enable_bbcode, enable_html, enable_smilies, enable_emotisounds, enable_sig, poster_mood, post_icon) VALUES (1393, 1, 57, '', 1173328364, '408be60c', 1, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0)

Line : 620
File : functions_post.php

That's what I got after posting on your site with "Test" under the solaris theme. Basically I said, it doesn't look stretched, it looks like it needs to go 100%

And be careful how many java.script mods you add to integraMOD for some reason it can only handle so many before they start conflicting

you may replace every tpl file except
solaris.css
solaris.cfg
overall_header
overall_footer
index_body

all the rest are strait from integra2 for IM141.

it appears youve deleted the table at the begining of overall_header, or the close table at the end of overall footer. This is why your forum is aligned to the left.

in viewtopic_body.tpl

find both instances of

Code: Select all

                  <BEGIN>                 <td><a><img></a></td>                 <END>

and delete them.
the reason this must be deleted is that the image is already defined in the overall_header

not sure about the php bbcode as I have not had time to look, but if there is a problem, it would have to be in the .css because that is the only related file that is not strait from integra2

"HelterSkelter";p="22683" wrote:you may replace every tpl file except
solaris.css
solaris.cfg
overall_header
overall_footer
index_body

all the rest are strait from integra2 for IM141.

it appears youve deleted the table at the begining of overall_header, or the close table at the end of overall footer. This is why your forum is aligned to the left.

in viewtopic_body.tpl

find both instances of

Code: Select all

                  <BEGIN>                 <td><a><img></a></td>                 <END>

and delete them.
the reason this must be deleted is that the image is already defined in the overall_header

not sure about the php bbcode as I have not had time to look, but if there is a problem, it would have to be in the .css because that is the only related file that is not strait from integra2

I know the problem with solaris and the priv img this is something I can do just by redefining the Privmsg_img language because both instances refer to one image which should not be occuring. I'll just redefine it in solaris. The main problem is the bbcode boxes. I'll solve this problem simply by creating another integra2 directory and then just the above mentioned files.

BTW I fixed my posting problem for the person who tried. Apparently the password protecting mod conflicted with one of my mods. I have since taken it out.