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[Contest] Mount Carmel College of Nursing - Replicant

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    Re: [Contest] Mount Carmel College of Nursing - Replicant

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    Re: [Contest] Mount Carmel College of Nursing - Replicant

    Posted 17 years 4 months ago
    • Skeeter wrote:
      Scott,
      Then, in your module under Module Class Suffix, just add -advert1nopad and bam! No padding

      I used the SlideShowPro extension and it doesn't have the Module Class Suffix parameter. Did you use this extention or did you do something else?

      http://extensions.joomla.org/component/option,com_mtree/task,viewlink/link_id,2135/Itemid,35/

      Thanks,

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      Scott,
      Then, in your module under Module Class Suffix, just add -advert1nopad and bam! No padding

      I used the SlideShowPro extension and it doesn't have the Module Class Suffix parameter. Did you use this extention or did you do something else?

      http://extensions.joomla.org/component/option,com_mtree/task,viewlink/link_id,2135/Itemid,35/

      Thanks,

      Skeeter

      I used the SlideShow Pro flash component (purchased from slideshowpro.net) and used Flash to generate the embed HTML code. From there, I created a user module and inserted the embed code. Inside the user module, I just added the Module Class Suffix parameter.
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    Re: [Contest] Mount Carmel College of Nursing - Replicant

    Posted 17 years 4 months ago
    • Beautiful work. How did you change the background in each section?
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    Re: [Contest] Mount Carmel College of Nursing - Replicant

    Posted 17 years 4 months ago
    • Scott B. wrote:
      Another bug we have fixed with the IE png .htc file was that if in the configuration.php file, the $mosConfig_live_site = is set to " www.mccn.edu " if a user browses to "mccn.edu" without the "www" the png .htc fix would not load (until another page is served by $mosConfig_live_site).

      To solve this issue, in the root index.php file, we put the following code in after line 12 (remember, we're running on IIS at the moment, once the Apache is installed, we'll use .htaccess to solve this)"
       
      //IE Redirect
      $ua = $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'];
      if (strpos($ua,'MSIE') != false && strpos($ua,'Opera') === false)
      {
      &nbsp; if (substr($ua,strpos($ua,'MSIE')+5,1) < 7)
      &nbsp; {
      &nbsp; &nbsp; if ($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] == 'mccn.edu') {
      &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; header('Location:http://www.mccn.edu');
      &nbsp; &nbsp; }
      &nbsp; }
      }
       

      This uses an http re-direct for IE6(-) only to re-direct users to " www.mccn.edu " instead of "mccn.edu". Crappy work-around as the page loads twice--but hey, if you're using IE6, that's your problem :D

      Skeeter, add the CSS moduletable-advert1nopad with padding: 0px to your template CSS and in the IE6 template, add the same (div.moduletable-advert1nopad) with a margin-bottom of -3px to solve the padding issue in IE6 at the bottom. Then, in your module under Module Class Suffix, just add -advert1nopad and bam! No padding.

      Cheers!

      Rather than do this, why not redirect all navigators to mccn.edu to www.mccn.edu with the following in htaccess:
      RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^www.mccn.edu$ [NC]
      RewriteRule (.*) http://www.mccn.edu/$1 [R=301,L]

      This would also fix the problem of Google seeing them as two different sites (mccn.edu and www.mccn.edu )
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    Re: [Contest] Mount Carmel College of Nursing - Replicant

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    Re: [Contest] Mount Carmel College of Nursing - Replicant

    Posted 17 years 4 months ago
    • GollumX wrote:
      Scott B. wrote:
      Another bug we have fixed with the IE png .htc file was that if in the configuration.php file, the $mosConfig_live_site = is set to " www.mccn.edu " if a user browses to "mccn.edu" without the "www" the png .htc fix would not load (until another page is served by $mosConfig_live_site).

      To solve this issue, in the root index.php file, we put the following code in after line 12 (remember, we're running on IIS at the moment, once the Apache is installed, we'll use .htaccess to solve this)"
       
      //IE Redirect
      $ua = $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'];
      if (strpos($ua,'MSIE') != false && strpos($ua,'Opera') === false)
      {
      &nbsp; if (substr($ua,strpos($ua,'MSIE')+5,1) < 7)
      &nbsp; {
      &nbsp; &nbsp; if ($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] == 'mccn.edu') {
      &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; header('Location:http://www.mccn.edu');
      &nbsp; &nbsp; }
      &nbsp; }
      }
       

      This uses an http re-direct for IE6(-) only to re-direct users to " www.mccn.edu " instead of "mccn.edu". Crappy work-around as the page loads twice--but hey, if you're using IE6, that's your problem :D

      Skeeter, add the CSS moduletable-advert1nopad with padding: 0px to your template CSS and in the IE6 template, add the same (div.moduletable-advert1nopad) with a margin-bottom of -3px to solve the padding issue in IE6 at the bottom. Then, in your module under Module Class Suffix, just add -advert1nopad and bam! No padding.

      Cheers!

      Rather than do this, why not redirect all navigators to mccn.edu to www.mccn.edu with the following in htaccess:
      RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^www.mccn.edu$ [NC]
      RewriteRule (.*) http://www.mccn.edu/$1 [R=301,L]

      This would also fix the problem of Google seeing them as two different sites (mccn.edu and www.mccn.edu )

      We won't be on a Apache until mid-September-at which time we'll use .htaccess.
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    Re: [Contest] Mount Carmel College of Nursing - Replicant

    Posted 17 years 4 months ago
    • oh ok, cool. always good to see someone dump MS in favour of *nix :)
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    Posted 17 years 4 months ago
    • So, a freind sends me an email to show me a mural from an artist named Eric (he does great work) - here is the before and after pictures. I thought hmmmm small world after I looked at them in my email - But just curious - after you look at pictures... - tell me if it is or isn't the place your site is about? ;) :D
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    Re: [Contest] Mount Carmel College of Nursing - Replicant

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    • William the Artist wrote:
      So, a freind sends me an email to show me a mural from an artist named Eric (he does great work) - here is the before and after pictures. I thought hmmmm small world after I looked at them in my email - But just curious - after you look at pictures... - tell me if it is or isn't the place your site is about? ;) :D

      Yep, that is the place. Eric did a phenomenal job on the mural. I will post some hi-rez shots of it. He is a good friend of the VP of marketing of the Mount Carmel Health System (I am moving their site to Joomla in October) and is an amazing artist.
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