Adopt pages, and general adopt/index page :L
Is it possible so that on the adopt page, you click on the adoptable you want to adopt, and THEN get taken to a new page where you can then name and adopt it?
like this: http://www.iaza.com/work/110526C/iaza16159818850700.png So you click on the pet you want to adopt, and Then go to a page where you name it and actually adopt it. Would I also be able to have certain adoptables on certain pages, like in a 'shop'? How can I also put an image on my home page under the title, http://coatimundikiwi.x10.mx/Welcome/ When i try it doesn't seem to come up. Thanks for the help, if you do help me :) |
help? :( :cfrown:
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no-one know how to do this then? :angrybracket:
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"Is it possible so that on the adopt page, you click on the adoptable you want to adopt, and THEN get taken to a new page where you can then name and adopt it?
like this: http://www.iaza.com/work/110526C/iaza16159818850700.png So you click on the pet you want to adopt, and Then go to a page where you name it and actually adopt it." I am sorta confused, doesn't the script already do that? "Would I also be able to have certain adoptables on certain pages, like in a 'shop'?" you could use the promo codes and have them buy those at shops. "How can I also put an image on my home page under the title, http://coatimundikiwi.x10.mx/Welcome/ When i try it doesn't seem to come up." I can probably do that easy however my clients come first and right now i need to tend to their needs. Good luck |
It's possible but currently it's just not set up this way. I prefer the older way to the current one, and I think others do too so maybe in the next version it'll go back. :)
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@Nemesis- Currently you click the adopt you want, then name and adopt it on the SAME page, I want the name and adopt part on a different page...
but people could tell others the promo codes, so they could easily cheat. okay then. never mind. @Kaeliah- :/ alright then, I guess I'll put my site on hold until I can fix it, and possibly until the new version is released. :littlecfrown: |
Well this new adoption system was made by Arianna, some members do prefer it over the old one. Its not that hard to convert back to the old adoption system though, no need to put your site on hold because of this.
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ok i guess i get the page thing now, but i kinda don't see the point in doing it that way unless you wanted to show an image or have something significant on that page. anyway good luck.
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maybe I'll look at older versions of the script and see if I can tweak it. :)
@Nemesis- I don't like the way it's all piled on the page currently, thats why I wanted to change it. Also, users can type in a name without selecting any pet, and then click adopt and the system will still say you have adopted something. D: Reverting to the old style will hopefully fix this. :) |
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I figured it out XD
I don't remember what it looked like before but if you find where the images are displayed on the adopt.php page just add this to it. SO it looks like: Quote:
Let me know if you need more help =) |
Oh thank you so much <3 This has really helped me :) :smile:
Edit: what do you mean by the radio boxes? :3 I'm having a little trouble with it, I'll try and work out what to do. |
The radio box is where you select or deselect a new adoptable from adopt.php page.
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Ah okay, thank you.
I have a problem now with the script. I think I deleted something I shouldn't have because now when I try and adopt an adoptable, i click the 'manage adoptable' link and it says the adoptable does not exist D: I don't know if this helps but here is that part of the adopt.php page... Quote:
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can anyone help me fix this? I still havent worked it out yet.
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From a quick look at your code, I think you forgot to pass the adoptable id.
By default, the script pass the id using a radio button PHP Code:
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oh i see, thank you. Sorry to be a bother, but where abouts would I put that line of code? ^.^
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Just put that near the <img> tag for the adoptable's image
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okay, I decided to resotre that line of code to its original which i baked up. Now however when I adopt, i click 'manage adoptable' and I get this:
The ID specified does not match any adoptable in our system. Sorry. If you wish, you can adopt a pet. D: help? |
umm did this happen after you adopt a pet? If so, chances are there is something wrong with your mysql query that creates new owned adoptables. Go to prefix_owned_adoptables and see if the newly adopted pet actually exists in database. If not, post the screenshot of of your prefix_owned_adoptables table and I will see if the database structure is messed up.
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Yeah it happens after you adopt the pet and it does not show up in the table:
http://www.iaza.com/work/110706C/iaza13221866066300.png and the Strucutre if you need that: http://www.iaza.com/work/110706C/iaza13221898588100.png thank you so much for all this help <3 |
D: can anyone help me with my main questions on the first post? My site can't get delevoped any more untill I can sort out these problems :catfish:
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:displeased: anyone?
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I guess not. Thanks for the help before though, I think I'll ditch my site for a little while until I can work out whats wrong, or start over with the next release.
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what you can do is find this line in adopt.php Code:
$article_content .= "<form name='form1' method='get' action='doadopt.php'> So when a user picks what adoptable they want it send them back over to the adopt.php but it just shows them the one adoptable and they can name it there. |
Thank you, this worked :)
How can I make it now so that instead of you clicking the radio box and THEN the 'adopt me' box... On the adopt page: 1. you can click On the pet or an image saying 'adopt me' to go to the page to adopt it. 2. (the adopt me box and adoptables name box below the adoptables is hidden on the main adopt page) 3. You then get taken to the page with that one pet on which you then adopt? D: I'm going to try and work this out by myself, but I'm really confused :( |
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