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[webbiz Friend webbizJoin date: February 2007Posts: 27Downloads:0Uploads:0]

#146906

Please tell me how to remove the display of the user tools on the front end. Thank you,:) cheers charles

[brunus Friend brunusJoin date: November 2009Posts: 31Downloads:0Uploads:0 Thanked: 6 times in 1 posts]

#326824

Hi.

I seen this question answered somewhere is this forum…did you search for this answer ?
…have a look in layouts/blocks/hearder.php

[donino Friend doninoJoin date: December 2009Posts: 1Downloads:0Uploads:0 Thanked: 2 times in 2 posts]

#326875

in your tempalate folder browse to:
layoutsblocks
find file:
header.php
Then try commenting these line:
[PHP] <?php $this->loadBlock(‘usertools/screen’) ?>
<?php $this->loadBlock(‘usertools/font’) ?>[/PHP]

it will be like this:
[PHP]// <?php $this->loadBlock(‘usertools/screen’) ?>
// <?php $this->loadBlock(‘usertools/font’) ?>[/PHP]

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[wolfix Friend wolfixJoin date: March 2007Posts: 75Downloads:8Uploads:3 Thanks: 21 Thanked: 6 times in 2 posts]

#332098

It should actually be like this:

In your tempalate folder browse to:
layoutsblocks
find file:
header.php
Then use html comments to hide the code from PHP.

[PHP]PHP Code:
<?php $this->loadBlock(‘usertools/screen’) ?>
<?php $this->loadBlock(‘usertools/font’) ?>[/PHP]

[PHP]it will be like this:
PHP Code:
<!– <?php $this->loadBlock(‘usertools/screen’) ?>
<?php $this->loadBlock(‘usertools/font’) ? –>[/PHP]

[pikefisher Friend pikefisherJoin date: November 2006Posts: 2Downloads:0Uploads:0]

#333032

Try doing the comment out like this

<--?php $this->loadBlock('usertools/screen') ?-->

This works fine

[webbiz Friend webbizJoin date: February 2007Posts: 27Downloads:0Uploads:0]

#336943

Thanks guys , but I have tried all suggestions but none of them work for me. I get code lines appearing in the front page. or the page does not appear all together. Any other links or ideas would be appreciated. cheers. C :confused::D

[pikefisher Friend pikefisherJoin date: November 2006Posts: 2Downloads:0Uploads:0]

#336952

Hi webbiz

If you have located the right file (header.php) with the code you need to change, ensure the each full line is commented out properly, if you get code appearing on the page you have broken the code probably by dropping or adding a character.

The following lines in the original file are

Original PHP Code:

<?php $this->loadBlock('usertools/screen') ?>
<?php $this->loadBlock('usertools/font') ?>

make a copy of the original file, delete the original lines in the copy of the header.php then and then copy and paste the two lines below completely where the original was

Replacement PHP code

<--?php $this->loadBlock('usertools/screen') ?-->
<--?php $this->loadBlock('usertools/font') ?-->

If you copy and paste these two lines where the originals appear, then they should work and the ‘tools’ should not appear.

Works for me.

pikefisher

[micrantha Friend micranthaJoin date: May 2007Posts: 465Downloads:0Uploads:6 Thanks: 6 Thanked: 158 times in 148 posts]

#336953

Hello,
It really is as is written here before: you have to comment out two lines in header.php

<!--
<?php $this->loadBlock('usertools/screen') ?>
<?php $this->loadBlock('usertools/font') ?>
-->

Alternative is to rename these files:
ja_purity-ii/layouts/blocks/usertools/font.php
ja_purity-ii/layouts/blocks/usertools/screen.php

If you get code on your webpage you didn’t change the source code in correct way I think.

Good luck,
Micrantha

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[daoes Friend daoesJoin date: December 2009Posts: 4Downloads:0Uploads:1 Thanks: 2]

#336988

thank you micrantha its worked 🙂

[xiemate Friend xiemateJoin date: March 2010Posts: 2Downloads:0Uploads:0 Thanks: 2]

#337351

<em>@wolfix 164166 wrote:</em><blockquote>It should actually be like this:

In your tempalate folder browse to:
layoutsblocks
find file:
header.php
Then use html comments to hide the code from PHP.

[PHP]PHP Code:
<?php $this->loadBlock(‘usertools/screen’) ?>
<?php $this->loadBlock(‘usertools/font’) ?>[/PHP]

[PHP]it will be like this:
PHP Code:
<!– <?php $this->loadBlock(‘usertools/screen’) ?>
<?php $this->loadBlock(‘usertools/font’) ? –>[/PHP]</blockquote>

Thank you !!

[Author]

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