Collapsible Categories

[blueshead]

This kind of makes the participated button redundant.. How would I kill the button? I'm asking here because it is a side affect of the plug in..

[Jordan]

Nov 16, 2012 17:39:58 GMT -8 smashwords said:

When page is reloaded the collapsed categories return to full display, like clearing cache.

What browser are you using? And what version is it?

Nov 16, 2012 17:45:02 GMT -8 blueshead said:

Nov 16, 2012 17:39:58 GMT -8 smashwords said:

When page is reloaded the collapsed categories return to full display, like clearing cache.

Is this after reading a post? Then it will stay open.

I think this is good..as I will move on to read more posts, And I would not like to open the bar each time..

When I leave the page for good.. I collapse everything..
It's collapsed when I come back..


EDIT!--I just found as admin on the board.. If I don't collapse everything when I leave.. Then guests will see what I left open..

It's not for guests, just you. The category collapse memory is stored on your local machine, so even if you are logged out it will stay the same for you because it's not based on your account. I can change this if you'd like.

[smashwords]

Collapsible Categories fail when Dynamically Tabbed Table plugin enabled

[Jordan]

This doesn't occur on my forum, what's your forum URL?

[taylor40]

Just re-downloaded this and it lets me put the text in the "new post text" option on the set up page... But the text I put in doesn't show up on the boards even though I have new posts within the category?

[Jordan]

What browser are you using and what version. Also, what's your forum url.

[smashwords]

Nov 16, 2012 20:45:52 GMT -8 Jordan said:

This doesn't occur on my forum, what's your forum URL?

smashwordstest.freemessageboards.com/

I'm using Firefox with NoScript add-on.

[Jordan]

Nov 16, 2012 17:50:50 GMT -8 blueshead said:

This kind of makes the participated button redundant.. How would I kill the button? I'm asking here because it is a side affect of the plug in..

Admin > Themes > Layout Templates > Forum Wrapper

Add the red.

</header>

<!-- $[participated_threads_link] -->

<div id="navigation-tree">
    $[navigation.tree]
</div>

$[header]

Nov 17, 2012 6:14:49 GMT -8 smashwords said:

Nov 16, 2012 20:45:52 GMT -8 Jordan said:

This doesn't occur on my forum, what's your forum URL?

smashwordstest.freemessageboards.com/

I'm using Firefox with NoScript add-on.

Try doing a hard refresh by pressing CTRL F5 and starting over again.

[smashwords]

Nov 17, 2012 15:21:53 GMT -8 Jordan said:

smashwordstest.freemessageboards.com/

I'm using Firefox with NoScript add-on.

Try doing a hard refresh by pressing CTRL F5 and starting over again.[/quote]

Collapses now. Thanks, Jordan.

[taylor40]

Nov 16, 2012 22:25:09 GMT -8 Jordan said:

What browser are you using and what version. Also, what's your forum url.

Google Chrome - Version 23.0.1271.64 m
URL - northeastlaners.freemessageboards.com/forum

[Jordan]

Re-download. Should be fixed now.

[taylor40]

Nov 18, 2012 15:07:27 GMT -8 Jordan said:

Re-download. Should be fixed now.

Brilliant... works a treat.

Many thanks

[tunescool]

can i collapse just one category with this, before i download it

[Jordan]

No, it's for the user to decide which categories are collapsed. Having pre-collapsed categories is a potential feature, though.

Nov 19, 2012 6:07:49 GMT -8 taylor40 said:

Nov 18, 2012 15:07:27 GMT -8 Jordan said:

Re-download. Should be fixed now.

Brilliant... works a treat.

Many thanks

Awesome, good to hear it's working.

[Maiden]

Nov 16, 2012 20:25:14 GMT -8 Jordan said:

It's not for guests, just you. The category collapse memory is stored on your local machine, so even if you are logged out it will stay the same for you because it's not based on your account. I can change this if you'd like.

Could it be that it is based on user (with the ability to set the default/what guests see? Or at least make the default collapsed?) rather than per machine. That would be awesome!

Great Plugin though makes the forum much more manageable.