thanks for testing this.
The new release has been a bit of a rush since i could not help out with the latest problems anymore.
The version i was working on was quite different than the last release so i decided to publish the current work so it is easier for me to fix errors etc.
So this release might be still a bit incomplete.
Use page_tab instead of block_tab to show the block in another tab than the edit area:JeremyBASS wrote:
So I went to test out the new version.. right a way I notice something..
I had
{*
{content block="Show Login Info" block_tab='Access' type='checkbox' assign='LI' checked=false}
*}
and now it suddently popped up in the page edit area..
{*
{content block="Show Login Info" page_tab='Access' type='checkbox' assign='LI' checked=false}
*}
(not sure if this is what you mean)
I cannot verify this. Sorting is working for me. What browser?JeremyBASS wrote:
Also the sort fails very big if you have the wysiwyg is truned off.
(Only tested with Firefox 3.6.3 and Safari 4.0.4 on a Mac)
It does save the order.JeremyBASS wrote:
Also it's not saving the order..
But at the moment it only affects the display in backend.
Not the frontend because as you already mentioned the order of frontend display is defined in template.
Order is saved for each pageJeremyBASS wrote:
so I'm not sure if that is a bug but IMHO it's not very usfully if it doesn't save page by page

But sorting blocks will only be interesting in later versions.
At the moment it is just something useless.
You're right. Thats why in later versions you cannot change the order of blocks that are defined in the template.JeremyBASS wrote:
since you can** just set the order in the template it's self.
I'm just playing around with the sorting stuff at the moment.
Just ignore it

But i'm planning to add a function where you can add content blocks right out of the edit page area.
This will be some special blocks that are stored for each page individually. (and not by template)
Since this blocks are not defined in template you will need to define an area in the template where these blocks will be shown.
It will be something like this:
{content block="left" type="area"}
in backend you will be able to add a block to the currently edited page and assign this block to an area that is defined in the template.
And there you will need the sorting functions.
Just be patient.
Hm... this is some strange behavoiur i only get if the edit page is reloaded because of changing the template or the content type.JeremyBASS wrote:
This also threw me thru a loop..
{AdvancedContent block="Show Login Info" block_tab='Access' type='checkbox' assign='LI' checked=false} << doesn't work
{AdvancedContent block="Restrict Access" block_tab='Access' type='checkbox' assign='LA' checked=false} << does work
{AdvancedContent block="Show Login Controlls" block_tab='Access' type='checkbox' assign='LC' checked=false} << does work
There might be some issues in the FillParams function.
While typing this i realised that there are some more issues caused by saving the content block data in a db table.
That means if you change your template (removing blocks) they will still appear since they are still stored in the modules table and loaded as content blocks that belongs to that page.
Template blocks shouldn't be stored in db i think.