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Titel: Theme Problem
Beitrag von Fred am 19.05.08 um 07:09:02

After updating to version 3.5.0, there is no option in the general settings to change the theme. As far as I know, I updated everything correctly although when I first went to the admin module to select general settings and then save, the admin page did not fully display. Any assistance would be appreciated.

Titel: Re: Theme Problem
Beitrag von Husky am 19.05.08 um 08:03:17

Hi Fred,

please sent me per PM URL and PW to your stat - I'll have a look ;)

regards
Husky

Titel: Re: Theme Problem
Beitrag von Husky am 19.05.08 um 08:52:29

.......... maybe is this already all what you are looking for ;)

Husky

Titel: Re: Theme Problem
Beitrag von Fred am 19.05.08 um 15:53:56

Yes, thank you that is what I was looking for and did not see before sending the message.

On another issue, I will be changing my site to have mostly php files, how do I add the script to the pages so that they will be tracked. The directions say to add the script between the <body> tags, but in most cases, the php files don't have body tags.

Titel: Re: Theme Problem
Beitrag von Husky am 19.05.08 um 20:04:26

You can "make" the body tags ;-)
You can try the script in the head and see how it's works,
or you can work with a php include and an additional fitting file ...

Husky

Titel: Re: Theme Problem
Beitrag von Fred am 19.05.08 um 20:14:32

Thanks for your quick response, but you assume that I am more computer savy than I am when it comes to coding. By "making" the body tags I assume you mean just enter it in the php code, but can you give me an idea of where in the code I should place this, or does it make a difference?

As for a php include, would I make a file with the javascript code in there and then call it with an include command? I don't know what you mean by an "additional fitting file". Sorry for all the questions, I am trying to learn as I go along and I appreciate your help and patience.

Titel: Re: Theme Problem
Beitrag von Reimar am 19.05.08 um 20:51:12

Hi Fred,

exactly like you thought:

create a stat.txt file with the javascript tags included.

In PHP, use this:

[code]include ( "stat.txt" );[/code]

Bye
Reimar

Titel: Re: Theme Problem
Beitrag von Fred am 19.05.08 um 21:42:12

Thank you Reimar, that is very descriptive and easy to follow.