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Add Text Boxes to Curve theme for Uploads

Started by thecoilist, March 20, 2013, 04:51:23 PM

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thecoilist

Maybe I over looked it, but the closest thing I could find was changing text in the language file which is NOT what I want to do. I am looking for a way to add a TEXT BOX on the uploads page with a quick run down of the rules and size limitations. Checked the documentation and couldn't find anything about this customization.

I would like a box next to the upload queue box.

http://www.thecoilist.com/copper/upload.php
user: coppermine
pw: goldrush

Αndré

Do you need it for the flash uploader, the simple upload form or both? Where exactly should it be displayed?

thecoilist

Well, maybe the term text box is not correct. It's not necessarily a box where people can write text. I used "text box" from my experience with cubecart and other commerce php scripts. Text box referring to an area where I can write text for users to read. Say like an announcement, notice, or update. I have tried editing several php files and I am getting syntax errors each time I attempt.

Attached is a screenshot of where I want to place the text.

Αndré

Open upload.php, find
                <div class="fieldset flash" id="upload_progress">
                    <span class="legend">{$lang_upload_swf_php['upload_queue']}</span>
                </div>

and replace with
                <div class="fieldset flash" id="upload_progress" style="float:left;">
                    <span class="legend">{$lang_upload_swf_php['upload_queue']}</span>
                </div>
                <div style="float:left;">Your text here</div>

thecoilist

That worked for the most part. After some tweaking I think it will be perfection. Thanks! It was the styling I was missing! Doh  :o