| Kyttias |
02-15-2016 04:31 AM |
About the Inventory - you're absolutely right, although... I was going off of existing code in class_itemtablehelper.php, which used if($item->category == "Key Items") return "N/A"; . . . . obviously, yeah, that'd only take effect if the item's category was "Key Items".
It'd probably be better to check for $item->function.
I updated the chunk of code above, but also here -
PHP Code:
public function index(){
$mysidia = Registry::get("mysidia");
$document = $this->document;
$document->setTitle($mysidia->lang->inventory);
$inventory = $this->getField("inventory");
$document->add(new Comment(" <style>
.sc_item {
display: inline-table;
padding: 5px;
text-align: center;
font-family: 'Trebuchet MS', Helvetica, sans-serif;
font-size: 14px;
margin-bottom: 3px;
width: 120px;
}
.s_panel {
border-radius: 2px;
border: 1px solid #CCC;
background-color: #FBFDF2;
}
</style> ", FALSE));
$iids = $inventory->getiids();
for($i = 0; $i < $iids->length(); $i++){
$item = $inventory->getitem($iids[$i]);
# Descriptions of the item functions
switch ($item->function) {
case "Click1": $usage = "<br/><b>use:</b> Feed a pet to give them {$item->value} EXP."; break;
case "Click2": $usage = "<br/><b>use:</b> Feed a pet to set their EXP to {$item->value}."; break;
case "Click3": $usage = "<br/><b>use:</b> Resets EXP earned today to 0."; break;
case "Level1": $usage = "<br/><b>use:</b> Raises the Level of your pet by {$item->value}."; break;
case "Level2": $usage = "<br/><b>use:</b> Sets the Level of your pet to {$item->value}."; break;
case "Level3": $usage = "<br/><b>use:</b> Makes your pet Level 0 again!"; break;
case "Gender": $usage = "<br/><b>use:</b> Swaps the gender of your pet to its opposite!"; break;
default;
$usage = ""; break;
} # End item function descriptions
# Rendering items now
$document->add(new Comment("
<div class=\"s_panel sc_item\">
<img rel=\"tooltip\" title=\"{$item->description} <em>{$usage}</em>\" src=\"{$item->imageurl}\"/><br/>
<b>{$item->itemname}</b><br> Own ×{$item->quantity}<br/>", FALSE));
# If item is consumable, add use button
if($item->consumable == "yes") {
$useForm = new FormBuilder("useform", "inventory/uses", "post");
$useForm->setLineBreak(FALSE);
$useForm->buildPasswordField("hidden", "action", "uses")
->buildPasswordField("hidden", "itemname", $item->itemname)
->buildButton("Use", "use", "use");
$document->add($useForm);
}
# Add sellback button so long as the item is not a key item
$sellback = $item->price / 2;
$document->add(new Comment("<hr>{$sellback} {$mysidia->settings->cost} Each ", FALSE));
if($item->function !== "Key") {
$sellForm = new FormBuilder("sellform", "inventory/sell", "post");
$sellForm->setLineBreak(FALSE);
$sellForm->buildPasswordField("hidden", "action", "sell")
->buildPasswordField("hidden", "itemname", $item->itemname);
$quantity = new TextField("quantity");
$quantity->setSize(3);
$quantity->setMaxLength(3);
$quantity->setLineBreak(FALSE);
$sell = new Button("Sell", "sell", "sell");
$sell->setLineBreak(FALSE);
$sellForm->add($quantity);
$sellForm->add($sell);
}
$document->add($sellForm);
$document->add(new Comment("</div>", FALSE));
} # END item for loop
} # END index function
If the problem persists, perhaps try changing it to "!=" instead of "!==".
Anyway, do the tooltips work on the Inventory, but not elsewhere? Do any of your item names or descriptions happen to have apostrophes or quotations in them (this might be relevant and would be good to know, I thought I'd caught all of this). |
