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how to hide rigth column in Search and Calendar

Started by growl, July 18, 2007, 08:44:46 AM

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growl

Quote from: Ianedres on July 19, 2007, 09:25:00 PM
Now that I'm utilizing a PHP article to determine a guest or member, it loads the Coppermine in an IFRAME. Only difference is that SMF/TP determines what columns are displayed prior to loading the frame.

This is more portable and versatile and does not require the loaded frame's script to be integrated with SMF. So I believe that is a better solution as it does not require modification to the loaded script- which reduces errors (and subsequent support problems!)...


aaaahm, yeah, i agree, because this is exactly what i advised you to do in my reply to  your first post...

IchBin

Did you try adding the hidebar function to your gallery template to make the rightbar disappear? You'll have to explain what you have tried so we aren't over doing things here.

Ianedres

I had added the tp_hidebar() function to the script that loaded the gallery; it did not work. So, as growl suggested, I used that method and moved over some other similar scripts to load the same.

I was able to successfully modify the calendar script to hide it with the function though...

IchBin

Why didn't the tp_hidebar function not work in the gallery script? Are you referring to the SMF gallery? or another gallery?

Ianedres

Quote from: IchBinâ„¢ on July 19, 2007, 10:42:45 PM
Why didn't the tp_hidebar function not work in the gallery script? Are you referring to the SMF gallery? or another gallery?

It is Coppermine... I'm happy with the solution that growl presented though!

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