2010-06-19, 23:48:24
(This post was last modified: 2010-06-20, 01:14:04 by douglasboyer.)
I tried the example in that link and it doesn't work. It just puts the toolbar back to basic--at least in version 2.01--tested it on 2.02 and it works but if you use a "full" toolbar set you end up with the same problem as below = grayed out icons.
Maybe I'm missing something. From if statement in the edit.php it only states "advanced" else "basic."
I've done it through the main php files but then I'll have to redo it every upgrade. etc. I would think that there would be a term to get the "full" toolbar set since there is "basic" and "advanced" but no "full?"
I can add a "full" menu into the edit.php file in the if statement, but then many of the toolbar buttons are grayed out. . . I don't know why or how to fix that--a little more hacking to the core than I care to be doing.
Maybe I'm missing something. From if statement in the edit.php it only states "advanced" else "basic."
I've done it through the main php files but then I'll have to redo it every upgrade. etc. I would think that there would be a term to get the "full" toolbar set since there is "basic" and "advanced" but no "full?"
I can add a "full" menu into the edit.php file in the if statement, but then many of the toolbar buttons are grayed out. . . I don't know why or how to fix that--a little more hacking to the core than I care to be doing.