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Posted: Thu Nov 03, 2005 9:00 pm 
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how to i edit the language on menu module
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Posted: Thu Nov 03, 2005 9:05 pm 
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You edit the language file:  english.php  in the directory /com_pccookbook/languages

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Hey it looks like a great component. I contribute to the project by adding the spanish translation.

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http://www.ninosindigo.com.mx/components/com_pccookbook/languages/spanish.zip

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Hi Koyan,

First of two items from me.

Can you (or anyone) suggest where (which files) and how (what code) is used to insert the recipe search mambot into the recipe pages?  I have never used a mambot before and have found some references in some other threads but not a 'how to use mambots' general primer here at joomla!

Thank you, I can't wait to start using it tomorrow.

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Post number 2.  Thanks so much for working on this and making it available!  It looks great and I can't wait to start using it.

When I installed at first the language files source code showed at the top of the cookbook pages, here is my administrator friend's explanation:

It is not recommended to use
If the package is updated maybe this could be changed then.


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askjv wrote:
Can you (or anyone) suggest where (which files) and how (what code) is used to insert the recipe search mambot into the recipe pages?

Ok, the mambots dont appear in the pages like modules do. The mambots are doing "secret" job  behind the scenes:
Once you make the search mambot "published", every time you do a search via the standart search module of joomla the recipes content is being searched together with your normal content. So, the only things you have to do is:  a) install the mambot,  b) make it  "published".

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askjv wrote:

When I installed at first the language files source code showed at the top of the cookbook pages, here is my administrator friend's explanation:

It is not recommended to use

Source files have now been updated with the changes you recommend. I will also upload the new package files for people who download it from now on.

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:-[ :-[ :-[ Hey Thanks Koyan,
I just saw My name on the Joomla! developper site.
My 15mn of fame  ;D

I'm glad to contribute to your component, It's really great and quite easy to handle.
thanks again  ;)

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Hello,

When is backend functionality going to be added for adding/editing recipies.  While it is a great component that ability would make it that much better.

Thanks!  :)


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Hi
I was wondering if it would be possible to offer the choice for admin to publish (or unpublish)

-*the name
or
-*the username

Actually this is the username only

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eugene33 wrote:
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I was wondering if it would be possible to offer the choice for admin to publish (or unpublish)

-*the name
or
-*the username

Actually this is the username only

It is possible to do it from the backend. By building a configuration etc.
Until this happens (if someone else at least who uses it asks for it), the trick for this is: make the class that shows those invisible from the css.

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Kwsta, boh8eia......

exw balei to component se topiko kai den mou dixnei to menu pou les gia na alla3w tis kathgories
mou leei (( There are no back end administrator functions for the Prince Clan Cookbook.))

piga na katebasw to arxeio ****V1.1 alla den mporesa na to parw giati malon to exoun bgalei apo ton server.

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Kerpis wrote:
Kwsta, boh8eia......

See your pm. I have replied to you there :-)

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Thanks Koyan!

FYI to anyone interested, here is a joomla! site I just finished this weekend, using the cookbook module to help organize a friend of mine (well atleast his recipes!)
http://recipes.chef-kantor.com/index.php

  • The site is not going to be for the public-at-large although I tried to make it nice for my portfolio. We will probably buy Koyan's commercial version if the chef uses this site.  I am going to show him how later today.
  • This is my first 100% Joolma! site.  The installation of the site and the recipe module both went well and everything is working.  (This is the first time users have been able to edit this cms with their old Macintoshes and OS9.  Some old computers never die  :(.)

If anyone reading this is a layout whiz and can tell me how to make my left column obey its fixed-width that would be great.
  • I used a fixed-width table with two columns and 6 pixels cell padding, 5 pixels spacing..  The left hand image is 169 pixels, no border. Dreamweaver assigns 169px as the width of the left column, but at that or when I try 181px (to accommodate the padding), there is still a little extra space on the right of the mushroom picture on FF and IE on PC but not on Mac.
  • The one page where it is correctly spaced on a pc is when you 'read more' of the home page article.
    http://recipes.chef-kantor.com/content/view/13/2/
  • That page has an oversized image on it and pushes the left column to the correct width. Huh!

I will post that question in another topic as well.

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askjv:

Very nice site that you created.

One thing that I believe you need to change is the font color for in the "Item Title" and "Hits" since it's very hard to read them. 
Here's a pic of what I am talking about.


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Hi Koyan,

Is there any easy way to list all the recipes?  I am doing that now by only allowing one person to enter the recipes and then searching by person rather than category.

The chef has password protected his site so it isn't public anymore, fyi if anyone reads the earlier post and goes to look at it.

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askjv wrote:
Is there any easy way to list all the recipes?  I am doing that now by only allowing one person to enter the recipes and then searching by person rather than category.

There isnt at the moment, but I like the idea. I will implement it and upload a new file.
I will post it here when it is ready.
I will also post the instructions of what you need to do.
But, it will have to wait till Wedsday: the next 4 days are going to be "days off" (after a long time)

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Could someone provide an updated post to the links to this component....  The original thread's links no longer work.


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gecko5 wrote:
Could someone provide an updated post to the links to this component....  The original thread's links no longer work.

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I think it is this one
http://developer.joomla.org/sf/sfmain/d ... pccookbook

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I can answer that! 

When you are logged in to the front end of the site, an "Add New Recipe" link will be visible in the left-hand navigation under the "Recipes Menu".

When you are looking at a specific recipe in the front end, you will also see an "Edit Recipe" link.

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This is a GREAT component!  I have installed it on my personal site and recommended it to an food association I am a member of.  The site works great as is, but I have some feedback for the future:

1. Since we cannot yet edit groups (except via SQL), can I recommend that your default groups start with just four:
  - Course
  - Cuisine (all continents together, same as yellow page listings)
  - Restricted Diet
  - Cooking Method

2. How would you feel about making all fields (esp. text-boxes) a bit wider?

3. What about including pictures?  Is this possible, with an call in the description field?

***ADDED***

4. What do you think about changing "My Favourite Recipies & Recipies I added" to just "My Recipes" (fits better in our menus)


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richm wrote:

3. What about including pictures?  Is this possible, with an call in the description field?



4. What do you think about changing "My Favourite Recipies & Recipies I added" to just "My Recipes" (fits better in our menus)


RE: 3 - Did you try it rich - should work but i dont thing it would be very user friendly to expect the user to type in that... what you think?

RE:4 - Try changing the language file!

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I am guessing that this menu item uses TWO variables from the language file, _REC_FAVOURITES and _REC_I_ADDED.  These are also used for titles.  It would be nice if there was a third language variabe, something like _REC_FAVMENU.

Below is my language file.  I have shortened a couple of things and made other alterations for US English:
  - Changed authorise to authorize
  - Changed favorite to favorite
  - Changed recipies to recipes

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<?php
/**
* english-us.php
*
* <p>US English language file.</p>
*
* @package com_pccookbook
* @subpackage languages
* @copyright © 2005 Konstantinos Kokkorogiannis All Rights Reserved
* @license http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU/GPL
* @author Konstantinos (koyan) Kokkorogiannis <koyan@dianthos.net>
* @version 0.1.1
* @link http://www.dianthos.net & http://www.fisheye.gr/koyansblog
*/

/**#@+
* LANGUAGE MESSAGES FOR RECIPIES
*/
define("_DEM_CATEGORY", "category "); 
define("_BROWSE_BY", "Browse by "); 
define("_CREATED_BY", "Created by ");

define("_COMMENT_COULD_NOT_BE_SAVED", "The comment could not be saved due to the following error: <br />");   
define("_DO_NOT_LEAVE_COMMENT_BLANK", "You may not leave the comment blank");
define("_COMMENT_SAVED", "The comment was successfully saved.");
define("_COMMENT_NO_DATA", "The comment could not be saved as no data was submitted.");
define("_COMMENT_DELETED", "The comment was deleted.");
define("_COMMENT_NOT_FOUND", "The comment could not be found.");
define("_EDIT_COMMENT_FOR", "Edit Comment for");
define("_REC_ADD_COMMENT", "Add new comment:");
define("_REC_COMMENTS", "Comments");
define("_COMMENT_BY", "comment by ");

//ADD RECIPIES
define("_ADD_RECIPE", "Add a Recipe");
define("_ENTER_TITLE", "You must enter a title.");
define("_ENTER_INGREDIENTS", "You must enter some ingredients.");
define("_ENTER_DIRECTIONS", "You must enter some directions.");
define("_SELECT_CATEGORY", "You must select at least one category.");
define("_THE_RECIPE", "The recipe ");
define("_WAS_SAVED", " was successfully saved. ");
define("_DATA_NOT_SAVED_DUE_TO_ERRORS", "The data could not be saved due to the following error(s):");
define("_ADD_NEW", "Add New");
define("_EDIT", "Edit");
define("_RECIPE", "Recipe");
define("_INGREDIENTS_INSTRUCTIONS", "Hit Enter after each ingredient, one ingredient per line. The ingredients will be automatically formatted.");
define("_DIRECTIONS_INSTRUCTIONS", "Hit Enter after each step in the directions. The steps will be automatically numbered and formatted.");
define("_CATEGORY_ASSIGNMENTS", "Category Assignments:");
define("_REC_SAVE", "Save Recipe");
define("_SORRY_NO_RIGHTS_RECIPE", "Sorry, you don't have rights to add or delete a recipe.");

//Browse recipies
define("_NO_RECIPES_IN", "There are no recipes for this ");
define("_RECIPES_OF_USER", "Recipes of user: ");
define("_BROWSE_BY", "Browse by ");
define("_REC_USER", "user");
define("_REC_CATEGORY", "category");
define("_REC_GROUP", "group");
define("_REC_TITLE", "Recipe Title");
define("_REC_DESCRIPTION", "Description");
define("_REC_INGREDIENTS", "Ingredients");
define("_REC_DIRECTIONS", "Directions");
define("_REC_PORTIONS", "Portions");
define("_PRINTER_FRIENDLY", "Printer Friendly");
define("_PRINTING_FOOTER", "© 2005 PC Cookbook");
define("_REC_TIMES", "times.");
define("_HAS_BEEN_VIEWED", " and has been viewed");
define("_REC_SUBMITED_BY", "This recipe was submitted by");
define("_PRINTER_FRIENDLY_PAGE_TITLE", "Printer Friendly Recipe View");
define("_REC_BELONGS_TO_CATEGORIES", "This recipe belongs to the following categories:");
define("_REC_EDITED_BY", "edited by");
define("_RECIPE_NOT_FOUND", "The recipe could not be found.");
define("_RECIPIES", "Recipies");
define("_NO_RECIPIES_BY_YOU", "You haven't added any recipies yet. You are welcome to do so!!!");

//Administer Recipies
define("_ADMIN_UNAUTHORISED", "Administer Recipes");
define("_ADMIN_NO_UNAUTHORISED", "There are no unauthorized recipies to administer");
define("_ADMIN_NO_RIGHTS", "You have no rights to ");
define("_REC_AUTHORISED", "Authorized");
define("_YES", "Yes");
define("_NO", "No");

//Favourite recipies
define("_REC_ADDED_TO_FAVOURITES", "The recipe has been added to your favorite recipes");
define("_REC_ADD_FAVOURITES", "Add recipe to my favorite recipes");
define("_REC_FAVOURITES", "My Favorite Recipes");
define("_REC_I_ADDED", "Recipes I Added");
define("_REC_NO_FAVOURITES_OF_USER", "You have no favorite recipes");

/**#@-*/
?>


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koyan wrote:
It only lists in the front end categories that have a recipe in them :-)
And since you only have the temp data that comes with the installation :-)
When you add more recipes and assigne them to categories, the categories will be visible :-)


How can a person get the whole cookbook modules and components?  I did try several areas and tried to get them to run, but all I get is Greek salad and I do not have a menu to do anything.


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What version of joomla are you running?

the uptodate files are suppose to be here........

http://developer.joomla.org/sf/projects/pccookbook

who knows if they are up todate though... ask the developer....

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Thanks Richm.  Did some comparo to yours as i have been doing the same thing (I.E. Editing the lang. File).  One thing though, if anyone can answer....

While editing the languag file does allow one to change the text that appears on the recipe menu, what SPECIFIC file allows for editing of the menu?  I would like to simply remove the variable _REC_I_ADDED as well as play with the placing the items (I find the indent is more than i need regaring the items....

Any suggestions from anyone?

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To change  "My Favourite Recipies & Recipies I added" to just "My Recipes"

**
Open File: modules/mod_pccb_menu.php
**
Find:
echo "   
  • " . _REC_FAVOURITES . " & " . _REC_I_ADDED ."
  • ";
    ***
    Change To:
    echo "   
  • " . _REC_FAVOURITES . "
  • ";
    ***
    Open File: component/com_pccookbook/languages/english.php
    ***
    Find:
    define("_REC_FAVOURITES", "My Favourite Recipies");
    ***
    Change To:
    define("_REC_FAVOURITES", "My Recipes");
    ***

    Modifying the language file is optional, but recommended for US users.  In the US, we tend to spell it "Favorite" instead of "Favourite," and I think "recipies" is just a mis-spelling, so I would go through and change at least those (plus "authorise" while you are at it).


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    Regarding the indent in the menu, I opened modules/mod_pccb_menu.php and can see that all menu lines are setup as "line indent" starting with
  • as follows:
    Code:
    //$CookbookInfo = pccb_CurrentCookbookInfo();
    echo "   <ul class=\"cookbook_toplinks\">";
    echo "   <li class=\"cookbook_toplinks\"><a href=\"" . $mosConfig_live_site . "/index.php?option=com_pccookbook\">". _BROWSE_BY ._REC_CATEGORY . "</a></li>";
    echo "   <li class=\"cookbook_toplinks\"><a href=\"" . $mosConfig_live_site . "/index.php?option=com_pccookbook&page=browseusers\">". _BROWSE_BY ._REC_USER . "</a></li>";
    if (pccb_CanAdd()) {
       echo "   <li class=\"cookbook_toplinks\"><a href=\"" . $mosConfig_live_site . "/index.php?option=com_pccookbook&page=viewfavourites\">" . _REC_FAVOURITES . "</a></li>";
    }
    if (pccb_CanAdd()) {
       echo "   <li class=\"cookbook_toplinks\"><a href=\"" . $mosConfig_live_site . "/index.php?option=com_pccookbook&page=addeditrecipe\">" . _ADD_NEW . " " . _RECIPE ."</a></li>";
    }


    I tried removing the leading spaces between echo" and
  • to

    , and I played with
    , and while these changes removed the left margin, they added an extra line between entries.  I looked at the mod_mainmenu.php code to see how they were displaying their menu items, and they also use the

  • style.  It seems like removing the extra spaces after echo would fix this, but I am obviously way over my head on this one.


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    Indent in the menu: It depends on the template you are using for your site, but there is probably a css style sheet attached to the template and a style attached to the main menu items by which you can adjust the margins and padding and indentation.

    Indent on the recipes pages: You can also define/modify a specific style for your list
  • items in the style sheet. But unless you use a specific class for the recipes, it will apply to all list items in your site!

    I started with the style sheet from here http://www.mambosolutions.com/dw_tutorial/ (I love this tutorial and donated to them, use it everytime, with the Dreamweaver plugin to make templates easily from scratch)
    My settings (which are just an example:)

    li {
    list-style: inside 3px;
    }
    /**
    * Mambo Menu Styling
    * ------------
    * You can control the way menu behaves and looks
    * by using the CSS settings below
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    .mainlevel {
    line-height: 15px;
    padding-left: 15px;

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    Hi  askjv,

    If it's dependant on the template of the site, what specific class is it calling for the menu (rmmmm i guess you cannot answer that if you say it is based on my template of choice.....?  I have bullets nowhere on my site and yet with the cookbook menu there are?

    While i am no expert with php, it looks like there is a call to a class : class=\"cookbook_toplinks\" within the the modules/mod_pccb_menu.php file.

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