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- Brian Peat
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It looks like Mission Control doesn't work with CiviCRM in 1.6.3 (the Civi menu bar never appears). Even if I set the blacklist, that nav bar never appears. Any chance someone can look into this? I'd love to use Mission Control, but without at least a working blacklist fallback, it's unusable.
thanks! - Brian Peat
Peat Creative
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- Andy Miller
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- Not sure what could be going on there. If you blacklist it 'kehpri' is in effect right? But your saying that even with blacklist and in Khepri the bar does not show? if that's the case they must be doing something very unorthodox.
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- Brian Peat
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- this is 1.6, but yes, I thought that was the case...but now I'm wondering if I just was too tired when I loaded it. What's actually happening is that I'm not seeing the blacklist function kick in at all. So either I'm missing an on/off somewhere (besides just checking the box next to the item you want blacklisted) or there's a glitch in the 1.6 version of MC.
- Brian Peat
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- Brian Peat
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- I can give you a login to the site if you want. It's running Tachyon, which I literally installed just a few days ago, then I noticed that MC had been released out of Beta so I thought I'd try it out.
- Brian Peat
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- Bryant Willis
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I'm experiencing the same issue. But when I turn on blacklist I'm getting: JFTP::store: Bad response. And it does not switch to the default template when blacklisted.
Still trying to figure this out. ....
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- Orchard White
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I'm not sure if anyone has found a solution for this yet or not, but I just spent a little time figuring it out and adding a CSS override so that the top menu looks good. It's actually a really simply modification and is simply due to the fact that RocketTheme did not include the toolbox div in their index file and that's where CiviCRM places that top menu.
I am currently using RT MissionControl v2.2 with Joomla 1.7.4. I have not tested this on other versions, though I imagine it should work across the board as the CiviCRM code for this top menu hasn't changed much for quite a while.
Here's what you need to do...
1) /root/administrator/templates/rt_missioncontrol/index.php @ line 66, add...
<div id="toolbar-box"><div class="m"></div></div>
If you've modified your index.php file already, just be sure that you insert the above code after...
<div id="mc-submenu">
<?php $mctrl->displaySubMenu(); ?>
</div>
and before...
<?php if ($option == 'com_cpanel') : ?>
<div id="mc-sidebar">
<jdoc:include type="modules" name="sidebar" style="sidebar" />
</div>
2) create folder com_civicrm in /root/administrator/templates/rt_missioncontrol/overrides/
3) create file extras.css.php in com_civicrm that you just made, and include the following...
<?php header("Content-type: text/css");
//this sets up the colors for the core missioncontrol template
//require('../../css/color-vars.php');
?>
ul#civicrm-menu {padding: 4px 0 27px 2px !important;}
#civicrm-menu #crm-qsearch input {height: 16px !important;}
#civicrm-menu {background: #333333 !important; min-width: 922px !important;}
That should just about do it! I'll send this override to the RocketTheme team as well so maybe this change can be included in future updates. If it isn't, don't forget to add the above code back into your index.php after updating, if that file is included in future updates.
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