By Kirk on
Does anyone know if there is a way to do either of the 2 things? And if so, can you provide any info you might have?
1. Give users the ability to collapse a forum container. So they don't have to keep scrolling past forums they don't care about.
2. Have the sub-forums of a forum show up on a second page, but not the main forum page? For instance, in the below example, 'Cars' would be the only forum listed on the main forum list page. When clicked, you would then see the 3 sub-forums
Cars
|--Sports Cars
|--Sedans
|--SUVs
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Just FYI, I came across this
Just FYI, I came across this in the handbook http://drupal.org/node/199071 which does some neat stuff.
My collapsible forum containers
This is the same that I wanted for my forums, so , I made these steps :
" Note that I have 11 containers , count the containers in your forum and place the corresponding definitions after the first line "var containers = { };" of the Java script code "
You can see the result in my site :
http://www.elwardah.com/forum
Note: I did not test it for nested containers ...
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nicely done Sameh
you should create handbook page and add your snippets to it. It would be a welcome contribution and wont get lost as easily as it will in the forums.
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Is there something you have
Is there something you have to do after adding these files? I've followed the steps, but when I click the container names it simply forwards to a page listing the forums under the container instead of collapsing the container.
Thanks for any help.
if ( bad() && possible() )
happen();
Porting to Drupal 6.2
Hello, is it possible to port this to Drupal 6.2? Any hints?
/grn
GrN.dk
This is being developed for
This is being developed for advanced forum (http://drupal.org/node/291084).
/grn
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