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  • baujahr70 Friend
    #1014393

    Hello !

    I’ve been watching, that T3 changes css-classes by name.

    For example: btn-group –> t3onoff

    How can I prevent T3 from doing this?

    Saguaros Moderator
    #1014617

    Hi,

    May I know in which case it change the class? you can provide the login info and clarify the issue so I can check.

    Regards

    baujahr70 Friend
    #1014634

    Hi and thanks for your response

    you’ll find the login info at the first post

    When you chose the menupoint "TERMINE" and create a new calendar-event by clicking the PLUS-symbol that appears, when you hover the mousepointer on the upper right corner of any day-container, you’ll enter the frontend-edit of the event-management.

    chose on "Kategorien" anything except of "öffentliche Termine" and the radio-button will appear.

    On any othe template the css-class of the radio-button is the bootstrap-class "btn-group". Under T3 the class is called "t3onoff"

    I tried to give over the "btn-group"-class by hand in the frontend-edit-override, but it disappears either.

    I made an article and entered this code:

    
     <div class="span10"> <fieldset id="jform_Ticker" class="radio btn-group tgs_ticker"> <label for="jform_Ticker_0" class="btn radio active btn-danger">Nein <input type="radio" id="jform_Ticker_0" name="jform[Ticker]" value="0" checked="checked" class="btn radio"> <label for="jform_Ticker_1" class="btn radio">Ja <input type="radio" id="jform_Ticker_1" name="jform[Ticker]" value="1" class="btn radio">
    
    <div class="btn-group"> <span class="btn-group">
    

    When I look at the article on the website, the fieldset-class "btn-group" changed to "t3onoff".
    the div- and the span-class stay.

    baujahr70 Friend
    #1014815

    I killed some verry agressive code in /plugins/system/t3/base-bs3/js/frontend-edit.js

            //frontend edit radio on/off - auto convert on-off radio if applicable
            $('fieldset.radio').filter(function(){
                return $(this).find('input').length == 2 && $(this).find('input').filter(function(){
                        return $.inArray(this.value + '', ['0', '1']) !== -1;
                    }).length == 2;
            }).addClass('t3onoff').removeClass('btn-group');
    

    Now everything looks fine.

    Wouldn’t it be possible to activate / deactivate such strange code in an config-tool?

    What will happen on next update of T3-system-plugin?

    Saguaros Moderator
    #1015089

    Try to copy that file into template folder: ROOT/templates/your_default_template/js/

    baujahr70 Friend
    #1015121

    Doesn’t work

    Saguaros Moderator
    #1015532

    Hi,

    This is the core file so try to remember to backup it first before updating T3 framework.

    Regards

    baujahr70 Friend
    #1016625

    wouldn’t it be enough to chmod the file to 444?

    Saguaros Moderator
    #1016926

    You mean the permission of file, the recommended permission should be: File-644 and Folder-755

    baujahr70 Friend
    #1016936

    What would happen if I set the file permission to 444 ?
    Wouldn’t I be able to update the T3 framework?
    Will I get an error?

    …or will the installation routine ignore the file?

    Saguaros Moderator
    #1017544

    That above permission is recommended but of course you can keep your own permission settings for file/folder on your site.

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