Hello
This is a personall blog and portfolio at the same time for works that do not fall into my business category. Still in beta but so far everything looks ok.
I am using the Mediablog moduse so far without a problem.
If WB passes the test I will use it for a fullblown flash portfolio website for my company.
The address is http://www.lightpulse.gr.
Feel free to let me know what you think.
More content will be added soon.
Kind Regards
Stratos
Hi Stratos,
are you actually using the mediablog module with item_long for the page "Digital Art"? If yes, can you please post the item header in the settings, where you display the long description?
Thanks and cheers
Klaus
PS: looks more and more impressive you page. During my first visit is was still kind of empty ...
@Kweitzel, the long story is hardcoded in the view.php of the mediablog
Look in view.php at around line: 380
// Print long
echo $item_long;
The item_long is not parsed yet in template form at field item_header.
John
Hi John,
yeah ... I figured that one by now :-) Do you actually know, how to get it parsed? One of the users in the german forum would like to know.
cheers
Klaus
Am still tuning on the mediablog, will make it parsable
need to do some thumbing routine changes and some other minor stuff
Will get it done in a few days, together with some nifty sideblock codes....
great :-D That'll make an addition to the add-on repository. It's a shame that not everybody brins the modules up to the release level. Otherwise the Repository would spill ;-)
cheers and tot ziens
Klaus
Hello
I am sorry for the late response. Kind of in Panic Overload Mode right now.
Yes the images at the digital art and the main text are into the long content field. But I am not using a WB template for this website. I have mad emy owd templates with custom functions. If I got it right you were asking how to incorporate / parse the long_content into a template right;
Kinds Regards and thank you for visiting
Stratos
yeah ... we were asked in the german subforum. also PCWACHT is working on the module.
cheers
Klaus