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Edit icon on frontend
#1
I would like to have a small "edit" icon right next to the every page title.
Could anyone direct me what code snippet should i paste into my template, please?
Thanx in advance.
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#2
you could use my admin toolbar plugin instead.
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- Shawn A aka Tablatronix
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#3
Have you tried out edit this page plugin: http://get-simple.info/extend/plugin/edi...plugin/26/ ?
It might be obsolete, but still worth a try.
Addons: blue business theme, Online Visitors, Notepad
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#4
@yojoe I think that plugin in Extend doesn't work since GS 3.1 (see here)

@lukoie You could use:

- My old EditThisPage plugin:
http://www.cyberiada.org/cnb/getsimple-p...tthispage/

- A snippet I posted, for use in template or component:
http://get-simple.info/forums/showthread.php?tid=2982

- Or, of course, shawn_a's excellent GS Admin Toolbar plugin, which is what I'm currently using to have the "EditThis" functionality.
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#5
(2013-03-30, 17:28:04)Carlos Wrote: @yojoe I think that plugin in Extend doesn't work since GS 3.1 (see here)

Well ... not a big loss, as you created own plugin.
Does it work with GS3.2 ?

Anyway, Shawn's GSAT plugin is a real harvester Wink
Addons: blue business theme, Online Visitors, Notepad
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#6
(2013-03-30, 05:53:49)yojoe Wrote: Have you tried out edit this page plugin: http://get-simple.info/extend/plugin/edi...plugin/26/ ?
It might be obsolete, but still worth a try.
ah, yeah, i've tried that, but couldntfind what "Enable GSCOOKIEISSITEWIDE in gsconfig file" mean. I didnt find anything like that in the config file.
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#7
It is default after 3.1 definetly an old plugin
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#8
(2013-03-30, 01:03:48)shawn_a Wrote: you could use my admin toolbar plugin instead.
Well, thats one of the solutions, yes. Thanx a lot, i thing i will stick to it for now.
I just thought that the less server connections/includes the better, so a small snippet for the template should be better than the plugin.
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