This is one of many ajax mods/additions that I have in the hopper. Since this was the easiest, I figured I would pump this one out first.

What this does is use the existing showmember functionality and bolt on an ajax based textbox. So regardless of how the searchmember might change in look/feel, this should just tag right along. (that is of course if there's ajax added in the future)

When you hit the 'User List', the standard stuff comes up, with an added text box:



as you start typing in the text box, a drop down list will be filled with those members who match the characters as typed.

it will refine itself as you type more characters:



you can mouse out and the pull-down will hide itself. you can mouseover the textbox again and (if there was text typed) the menu will re-appear.

Of course, you can scroll down to a specific user and click. This will take you to the members profile as the current search does for member name clicks.

There are new files added and only slight mods to the core code, so it should be easy to implement.

Read the readme, grab the .zip and have at it.

Enjoy!

SD

Looks great old timer

Sure does, time to try it out

this mod comes indirectly from Allen, because he got me looking at Zend Framework 1.0 stuff. They then pointed the way to the prototype/scritaculous stuff and it then got implemented.

ty Allen

i'm not satisfied with the mod.. i will be changing over to yui, which fixes some obscure safari bug for getXY and static positioning..

so, i'd hold your horses on it for now..

film @ 11

My horse got away, so I tried it anyway.

I ended up with this when editing the showusers template.

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_ENDFOR in /home/themeparknl/html/themepark.nl/ubb/templates/compile/%%CC^CC7^CC738990%%showmembers.tpl.php on line 183

also, the zip file has ubbt_js/ajax as a path, shouldn't that be ubb_js/java ?

no, it should be /ubbt_js/ajax

and you mean the showmembers template ? hrm...

i can look @ the .zip and maybe see if i did a typo. i have it working fine on 2 heavily used sites..

your tpl (fragment) should look something like this when done edit:



no ?

what version you applying this to ?

THat's the way it looks.



7.2.2.blaaskaak

hrm. works fine for both boards i have it running on..

since you are quite knowledgable, i even hesitate to ask if you deleted the compiled version, so it could recompile ?



otherwise.. weirdness .. hrm...

must be a Dutch thing !!

my compiled template goes to line 176 .. i'm interested in what you have on line 183.. it's just php code.. can you paste the last part of the file in here ?

ty

I don't really bother with that most of the time As long as the date is newer, it will recompile itself. I've test this and never failed me yet. But in this case I happened to try that again.



<?php echo $this->_tpl_vars['userrow'][$this->_sections['user']['index']]['Reged']; ?>

</td>
</tr>

<?php endfor; endif; echo $this->_tpl_vars['tbclose']; ?>


<span style="float:right">
<?php echo $this->_tpl_vars['pages']; ?>

</span>

boldie is line 183.

I will try it on a clean install tonight, but I don't remember too much hacks on this file.

your tpl and mine are different.

i think you are missing a {/if} somewhere or whatever.. must be one of your other mods to that file?

mine has

for last lines

I don't care about one mod more or less, I kind of forgot if I adjusted anything there, but I checked with the original, and my template was as fresh as a newborn baby.

Will fix my testboard, so that it is out of the box again (gotta love wanting to have a clean testboard, and still ending up with a modded testboard ) and test it there.

slowly, but surely the good mods make it into core.. sooooo, less work for you over time

okay, thanks for the tip. I'll prefix my new mods with [good mod]

No errors on the testboard so far.

what, you think i have a time-delay bug in there ?