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outlook like - theme

by wiseguy-bike :: Rate this Message:

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Hallo,

I used the squirreloutlook 1.0.3 (http://sourceforge.net/projects/squirreloutlook/) to do the changes to SM version 1.4.17. But that was a static solution and so I can't do a simple update to a newer version of SM.

Now I will use SM 1.5.2 - I get it from SVN - with the outlook theme. And I saw that in version 1.5 are somesthing like themes (i call this theme). Now I thought; maybe I can do my changes in that way, that it can be used with newer SM versions, too... like a real theme. But I have to change some files in src and function.

So I will ask, what options are possible to do that?

Are there any solutions to change the code, without "knockig out" from future updates?

Re: outlook like - theme

by Paul Lesniewski :: Rate this Message:

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On Thu, Sep 17, 2009 at 3:33 PM, wiseguy-bike <wiseguy-bike@...> wrote:

>
> Hallo,
>
> I used the squirreloutlook 1.0.3
> (http://sourceforge.net/projects/squirreloutlook/) to do the changes to SM
> version 1.4.17. But that was a static solution and so I can't do a simple
> update to a newer version of SM.
>
> Now I will use SM 1.5.2 - I get it from SVN - with the outlook theme. And I
> saw that in version 1.5 are somesthing like themes (i call this theme). Now
> I thought; maybe I can do my changes in that way, that it can be used with
> newer SM versions, too... like a real theme. But I have to change some files
> in src and function.

Nope.  Only changes you make are in the templates directory.

> So I will ask, what options are possible to do that?

Create a new directory in the templates directory, edit the config.php
file and create any template files you need to customize (learn about
them by looking in the other templates or read the source code).

> Are there any solutions to change the code, without "knockig out" from
> future updates?

See above.

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Re: outlook like - theme

by wiseguy-bike :: Rate this Message:

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Hallo,

I watched now the other templates and I saw, that they are in different directorys:
- images/themes/THEME_NAME
- templates/THEME_NAME
- themes/THEME_NAME_theme.php

Paul Lesniewski wrote:
Nope.  Only changes you make are in the templates directory.

> So I will ask, what options are possible to do that?

Create a new directory in the templates directory, edit the config.php
file and create any template files you need to customize (learn about
them by looking in the other templates or read the source code).
In templates/THEME_NAME directory is a directory images, too. What is the right "setup"? - Store Images in image/themes/THEME_NAME or in themes/THEME_NAME/images?