For me, all of the Developer links seem to append the Template Group and Template to the URL, preventing the info from displaying.
For example, I have the plugin associated with the template “scarecrow” in the Template Group “oz”. When viewing that page, if I click “Weblog Fields” within the Developer tab, it sends me here: http://www.mysite.com/oz/scarecrow/system/index.php?C=admin&M=blog_admin&P=blog_list&P=custom_fields
…when it should be sending me here: http://www.mysite.com/system/index.php?C=admin&M=blog_admin&P=blog_list&P=custom_fields
Any idea how I can get it to ignore the Template Group and Template in the URL? Thanks.
Sounds great, but it’s not working for me either. I’m guessing it’s because I’m logged in from the wrong end. Login from the front end? Login from the back end? What’s it all mean? I navigate to my control panel, supply username and password, get in. Is there another way that’ll let me use the extension?
Thanks, Nathan
I can’t get the plugin panel to display correctly on the site I’m working on. Firstly the styles seem to be getting overwritten by styles on my site - some common names are being used as ID/class names in this plugin, ie .wrapper
Also the javascript to open and close the developer tab isn’t working - is it dependant on moo tools javascript library? I’ve got Jquery in use on this site, and I suspect they may be interfering with each other.
Installed and using tonight ExpressionEngine1.6.4 Build:20080626
Pasted the appropriate code into the master site default page. When navigating to any other page of my site, the plugin is still visible, but the links to the admin are prepended with the templategroup name, thereby rendering all links incorrectly.
I don’t know how to disable this from happening, so instead, of use a conditional:
{if segment_1 == ""}
{exp:pur_developer:js}
</head>
<body>
{exp:pur_developer}
{if:else}
</head>
<body>
{/if}
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