Comments | s2layers: [theme] - [flexisquares] - [mood icon to left of metadata]

kunzite1 in s2layers

[theme] - [flexisquares] - [mood icon to left of metadata]

Dec 13, 2005 18:47

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function print_metadata, layout flexisquares, class entry

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xtomxfallsx December 14 2005, 03:47:29 UTC

Now do this for Component. :) I'm too lazy to do it myself.

kunzite1 December 14 2005, 03:48:25 UTC

ha!

"bitch! get to work!"

will do.

XD

xtomxfallsx December 14 2005, 03:49:49 UTC

You forgot to say "sir!"

kunzite1 December 14 2005, 03:50:55 UTC

i'm behind in that show. :\

er... i'm behind in that show, sir!

gatsby January 2 2006, 00:47:18 UTC

God I love you.

choose February 12 2006, 04:26:55 UTC

I'm using this now, thanks alot. Oh um, is there anyway to include the tags? As in, beside the mood icon?

kunzite1 February 12 2006, 04:28:28 UTC

you need to tell the layout to be aware of tags.
set tags_aware = true;

choose February 12 2006, 04:35:59 UTC

You're the nicest person alive for helping. :D ♥

kunzite1 February 12 2006, 04:37:02 UTC

i try.

_charon April 1 2006, 12:55:40 UTC

Is there a way to include the location in this code?

kunzite1 April 1 2006, 18:48:14 UTC

fun. seems that i get to update all the entries with Entry::print_metadata() in them now...

_charon April 1 2006, 22:56:05 UTC

Thanks for updating :)
There's a little problem though - I just copyed the code ( only changed one false to true for delinking the location) and ended up with two mood icons.

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kunzite1 April 2 2006, 01:24:09 UTC

try it now.

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tajasel April 7 2006, 17:22:25 UTC

sorry, I'm shit. where would this go in

tajasel April 7 2006, 17:22:49 UTC

really shit.

my layer: http://www.livejournal.com/customize/advanced/layersource.bml?id=6323419

kunzite1 April 7 2006, 17:29:40 UTC

you don't have print_entry() defined in your layer, so, the default implementation found in the layout layer should be being used.

the layout layer implementation of print_entry() calls Entry::print_metadata() which this code will override.

so. long story short, just plop it into your layer and it should work.

tajasel April 7 2006, 19:14:08 UTC

Okay, I did that, but it's leaving the tags where they are and doing everything else right. I kinda wanted the tags with the rest of the metadata, like darklyscarlett (who referred me to this post) has managed?

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