bug with paths in plugins about devoops HOT 7 CLOSED

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Fixed in 1745d78
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Hi Guys,

Great job and thanks for providing an awesome theme..
I am using this theme in my PHP project and i am unable to handle a scenario wherein if you open a sidebar link in a new tab or new window then it doesn't load the required css and js and the whole view is distorted.As, when you open it in new tab or window,the # is not appended to the url.

Please help me as i have to rectify this issue or else i have to change the whole approach of displaying pages.

Thanks,
Omi

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@Omi004, I came up with a way to rectify this.

1. prefix your links with the main container, probably index.html. So if you had
   <li><a class="ajax-link" href="#page.html">Page</li>
   you would change these links to
   <li><a class="ajax-link" href="index.html#page.html">Page</li>

this solves the right-click new tab/window problems as it conatins the full url.
but this breaks the shortcuts that DOM-load into the ajax Div, so

2. change the JS that handles that dom-add to remove the index.html from the href by finding
   var url = $(this).attr('href');
   and replacing it with
   var url = $(this).attr('href').replace('index.html#','');

so now your dom-clicks strip the added prefix.

the urls are a little "uglier" on hover in the status bar, but at least it functions this way instead of just showing the bad 'inner' page with no headers or js/css and it doesn't make it into the url anyway.

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Thank you for replying. i will try this out.
I have some how managed to fix it using redirects earlier,but the problem there is,i have to fix it in all the content pages,for ex:

in forms_layouts.html, i have added following code.

function onBeforeRequest(){
if (location.href=="http://localhost/devoops/ajax/forms_layouts.html") {
location.href = "http://localhost/devoops/#ajax/forms_layouts.html";
}
}

$(document).ready(function() {
//alert("2")
onBeforeRequest();
......

it just solves the problm but ,it increases the manual work which is against standard practice.
😄 👍

Regards,
Omi

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Well, it could be a one-time change if you server-side your menu and print links from php like
$scriptroot = "index.html#";
<A HREF="'.$scriptroot.'"page">click</a>

Surely, doing a client side re-direct on every page load should be considered a far worse standard practice.

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Just a fantastic template, really sweet!
I have downloaded both the first version and V2, and without making any changes to any code, in V2 I'm seeing that the menu collapse button (the 3 horizontal lines), will not collapse when the web page is set to a smaller size (anything smaller than a standard desktop size). In the first version it works fine.
Any ideas what is happening? It's on Win 8.1 with Chrome.

Thanks, Jeff

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