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#1   hide blocks left on Christmas Theme
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Hello everyone ! I tried the good old




print $r_file;
if ($name=='Gallery') {
/* Don't display it. */
}
else
if ($name=='Content') {
/* Don't display it. */
}
else
if ($name=='Forums') {
/* Don't display it. */
}
else
if ($name=='Members_List') {
/* Don't display it. */
}
else
if ($name=='Private_Messages') {
/* Don't display it. */
}
else {
blocks(left);
}



...on theme.php BUT, my blocks left still show. as you might want to see on [ Register or login to view links on this board. ]

Any advise?



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Here's a nice mod to hide blocks, it's called: CZHide-Blocks V1 and here's the link:
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#3   re: hide blocks left on Christmas Theme
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Thank you for your repply. I did try it but it did no match my php-nuke 7.5 Particularly the admin/modules/modules.php file is different and has some $row= things there.. I could not get it to work..



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Have you tried this format:
if ($name=='Forums' || $name=='Members_List' || $name=='Private_Messages') {
  /* Don't display it. */
} else {
  blocks(left);
}



Also make sure you add $name to the list of global variables in themeheader()

global $user, $banners, $sitename, $slogan, $cookie, $prefix, $dbi, $name;



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Thank you for the code. It gives me an error on the line next to the code you listed.

Back to the "CZhideblocks" script issue, Instructions call for us to find




$row = $db->sql_fetchrow($db->sql_query("SELECT title, custom_title, view, inmenu, mod_group from " . $prefix . "_modules where mid='$mid'"));



and modules.ph shows



list($main_module) = sql_fetch_row($main_m, $dbi);
$result = sql_query("select title, custom_title, view, inmenu, mcid from ".$prefix."_modules where mid='$mid'", $dbi);
list($title, $custom_title, $view, $inmenu, $mcid) = sql_fetch_row($result, $dbi);



The closest it comes to the above. Now, we suppose to replace with




$row = $db->sql_fetchrow($db->sql_query("SELECT * from " . $prefix . "_modules where mid='$mid'"));



So, instructions do not match the code on php-nuke 7.5. can this be fixed? am I missing something?



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For yours make it:


list($main_module) = sql_fetch_row($main_m, $dbi);
$result = sql_query("select title, custom_title, view, inmenu, mcid, hideleft, hideright from ".$prefix."_modules where mid='$mid'", $dbi);
list($title, $custom_title, $view, $inmenu, $mcid, $hideleft, $hideright) = sql_fetch_row($result, $dbi);




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Well we began talking about the blocks left and why these blocks refused to hide. I found the answer and was only due to the missing
$name
fuinction. So far those of you who might have the problem



Don't forget to add $name to the list of global variables in themeheader

More info acan be found at


http://phpnuke.org/modules.php?name=PHP-Nuke_HOWTO&page=hide-left-blocks.html


Thank you for your help.]


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