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How to embed an Input text below the subject??

Posted by OzX 
OzX
How to embed an Input text below the subject??
December 07, 2009 12:10PM
hi
I'm creating a module for phorum, and I have the following problem.

I need to insert an input under the subject.
As shown in the picture below.



But without having to modify the original posting.tpl.
To enable or disable it from the administrator module.

Saludos¡
Re: How to embed an Input text below the subject??
December 07, 2009 12:31PM
If you take a look at the posting.tpl template file, you will see that the "tpl_editor_after_subject" hook is called at precisely that location. Thus you can use that hook to add your own html to the page at that spot.


Joe Curia (aka Azumandias)
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OzX
Re: How to embed an Input text below the subject??
December 07, 2009 12:58PM
Hi Joe Curia.
Thanks for your reply.
But still can not get it working.

For example, I have this modified Hello World module.

Language: PHP
<?php   // This is an example of a single file module for Phorum. Almost all // programming courses start out with building a program that displays // "Hello, world!" on screen. The Phorum developers have followed // the tradition and created "Hello, world!" for the Phorum module // system.   if(!defined("PHORUM")) return;   /* phorum module info title: Single file "Hello, world!" module desc: This is an example of a single file module. The module will display "Hello, world!" after displaying the page header. hook: after_header|phorum_mod_helloworld_after_header hook: tpl_editor_after_subject|phorum_test_editor_after_subject */   function phorum_mod_helloworld_after_header () { print "Hello!"; }   function phorum_test_editor_after_subject(){ print "How are you?"; }   ?>

Hello I shows, above the header, but can not display the "How are you?" below the subject.

What could be wrong?
Thanks for your help Joe Curia.
Re: How to embed an Input text below the subject??
December 07, 2009 01:08PM
After editing the module, did you revisit the Admin section? You do not need to disable/re-enable the module, but you do need to visit the admin section to see that the "Single file "Hello, world!" module" module has been updated. After you see that message, you should see the test message printed on the posting form.


Joe Curia (aka Azumandias)
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OzX
Re: How to embed an Input text below the subject??
December 07, 2009 01:12PM
It had a problem with the temporary files from linux. Php ~
Now it works perfect.
Thanks Joe. Especially for your patience.
Greetings
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