Hi,
I try to change the classname span12 with span8 on the onBeforeDisplayUsersList using code jsinline.
to be sure to choose the good event i code only :
alert("onBeforeDisplayUsersList"); to verify this event but nothing works.
If i use the event "onBeforeUserProfileEditDisplay" in this auto-action the alert message works fine.
With the debug enable, i have the following message :
string(65) ":: Action 3 :: Access check for 0 failed: looking for 2 in -1, -2"
i join you the printscreens.
Your access check is going to fail, because there is no user object for the onBeforeDisplayUsersList trigger. This means it's testing your access check against a guest user instead of the logged in user. Set "User" to "User" and it'll pull the user object of the viewing user or set your "Access" to "Everybody" so it won't matter. I'm not sure why you'd want to do this though, just make your styling changes directly with CSS as it's going to be significantly better performance.
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Thank you Kyle for your prompt answer,
i just test your solution and it works fine.
I use the auto-action with inline js code to change the classname span12 :
- with span6 in the profile edit for adding a help list with a span6 wide
- with span8 in the user list for adding an help text with a span4 wide
I don't see how to do that with CSS.
The span12 is defined in the html template.
you can see the result on my site
www.octrier.com
after a user registration.
note : my site is actually on test phase.
I use the auto-action with inline js code to change the classname span12 :
- with span6 in the profile edit for adding a help list with a span6 wide
- with span8 in the user list for adding an help text with a span4 wide
I don't see how to do that with CSS.
You just take the CSS of span12 and apply the CSS directly to whatever you want changed. At any rate if this solution is working for you and perform is fine you're probably ok.
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