S2 Compiler Output at Thu May 20 06:40:08 2004
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S2::NodeStmtBlock, S2/NodeStmtBlock.pm, 46
S2::NodeFunction, S2/NodeFunction.pm, 104
S2::Layer, S2/Layer.pm, 58
S2::Compiler, S2/Compiler.pm, 27
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I'm using the Components on both sides code, like this:
function page_layout(Page p) {
var string title = $p->title();
# We have a few variables we need to stick in...
# These first ones are for the component corners, so they will match your journal without you having to manually set the code for them.
var Color header = $*header_bgcolor;
var Color headerMinus5 = $header->darker(50);
var Color headerPlus3 = $header->lighter(30);
var string corner_color = "/p0"+$headerPlus3->substr(1,6)+"1"+$hea
# The next ones are for the actual components. For some reason, we can't use the print_comp_header/print_comp_footer in the page layout, so I had to make up new variables that will print out the print_comp_header/print_comp_footer.
var string comp_header_open = "<tr><td valign='top' rowspan='3' colspan='3' width='5'><img src='$*SITEROOT/palimg/component/curve-t
var string comp_header_close = "</div></td><td class='tabBg' width='3'><img src='$*SITEROOT/palimg/component/clear.g
var string comp_footer = "</div></td><td class='compBg' width='1'><img src='$*SITEROOT/palimg/component/clear.g
# Now we move on to the actual page layout...
# I've got it set up to have an image at the top. I didn't do it like the "graphics above entries" tutorial though, I just put the image there and centered it. So if you want the image in tables and all that, check the "graphics above entries" tutorial.
# If you don't want an image, take out the blue line below that has the image tag in it.
# Right after the image tag, we will start the table for the layout.
"""
<html>
<head>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="$p.stylesheet_url" type="text/css"/>
$p.head_content
<title>$title</title>
""";
$p->print_custom_head();
"""
</head>
<body>
# Print the navigation bar if it is needed. This can be incorporated into any other tutorials which override
# the page_layout() function, and should be placed immediately after the <body> tag above.
if (not $*comp_navbar or $*comp_state=="none") {
"""
<div class="header">
""";
print "<span class=\"header-item\"><a href=\""+$p.view_url{"recent"}+"\">$*nav
print "<span class=\"header-item\"><a href=\""+$p.view_url{"friends"}+"\">$*na
print "<span class=\"header-item\"><a href=\""+$p.view_url{"archive"}+"\">$*na
print "<span class=\"header-item\"><a href=\""+$p.view_url{"userinfo"}+"\">$*n
if ($p.journal.website_url != "") {
print "<span class=\"header-item\"><a href=\"$p.journal.website_url\">$p.journ
}
$p->lay_viewspec_nav(); # prints previous / next links including arrow images
"""
</div>
""";
}
<center><img src="http://img29.photobucket.com/albums/v88/TrickyDisco/sigstuff/cogs1152final.jpg" border="0"></center><br>
<table width="100%" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" valign="top">
<tr valign="top" width="100%">
<td width="3" valign="top">
<img src="$*SITEROOT/palimg/component/clear.gif" width="3" height="1" alt="" border="0">
</td>
""";
# This is where your left component column will be. You have two options here. If you use print_my_components($p); it will print out whatever components you have set up to show (i.e. profile, calendar, links, free_text.
# If you'd rather have those on the right side and put custom components on the left, you have to manually put in the code here. (This is where those variables at the top come in to play.)
# I'm going to have it set how my personal journal is... print_my_components on the left, and custom components on the right. If you want to switch it around, comment (#) the blue lines and decomment the pink lines.
# print_my_components($p);
"""
<td border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0">
<table width="175px" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0">
$comp_header_open
COMPONENT HEADER TEXT GOES HERE
$comp_header_close
TEXT INSIDE COMPONENT GOES HERE
$comp_footer
</td>
</tr>
</table>
</td>
""";
"""
<td width="3">
<img src="$*SITEROOT/palimg/component/clear.gif" width="3" height="1" alt="" border="0">
</td>
""";
print_my_entries($p, $title);
"""
<td width="3">
<img src="$*SITEROOT/palimg/component/clear.gif" width="3" height="1" alt="" border="0">
</td>
""";
# Here's your right components column.
# Like in the left components, I've got this set up like mine. So on this side it's set to use the custom components.
# If you'd rather use the standard components, comment (#) the blue text and decomment the pink text.
print_my_components($p);
#"""
#<td border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0">
#<table width="175px" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0">
#$comp_header_open
#COMPONENT HEADER TEXT GOES HERE
#$comp_header_close
#TEXT INSIDE COMPONENT GOES HERE
#$comp_footer
#</td>
#</tr>
#</table>
#</td>
#""";
"""
<td width="3">
<img src="$*SITEROOT/palimg/component/clear.gif" width="3" height="1" alt="" border="0">
</td>
</tr>
</table>
</center>
</body>
</html>
""";
} # End function page_layout
(The nav bar replacement code is in blue.)
Any clues?