> Rob Vermeulen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > At the mmbase.org web site i see some information about changing the > > looks of the editwizards > > (http://www.mmbase.org/docs/frontenddevelopers/editwizard/editwizard- > frontend.html) > > Does this information also apply to the editwizards version 1.6.x ? > > No.
Some of the info is valid for 1.6. Only the style dir structure changed and the editwizard files itself. How you can do it is still the same. > The basic idea did not change from 1.6 to 1.7, but the new edtwizard > front-end of Nico ensures that you need to use other CSS-classes, and > override other XSL-templates. > I would advice at this moment not to change looks of editwizard made in > 1.6, > because you can be relatively sure that you will have to do it again when > you upgrade to 1.7 (which is to be released soon) Actually the backend engine of 1.6 is not so different from the 1.7 one at the moment. You can use the new 1.7 front end on 1.6. You just have to take all files from the templates dir without the jsp files. The only file you have to modify is the templates/data/xsl/wizard.xsl to get it fully working on 1.6. Search in the wizard.xsl for 'may' and comment out every tag which has to do with maywrite or maydelete. And make sure you only use the code snippets when you are allowed to see them in 1.7 (maywrite==true or maywrite!=false). So with a little luck you can have the new front end up and running in 15 minutes on 1.6. The advanced extension of 1.6 (IRC it is the 3voor12 one) is not yet ported to the new front end. I hope, I will have some time to do this in the upcoming month. Nico Klasens Finalist IT Group Java Specialists
