_tpl_vars; $this->_smarty_include("location.tpl", array('last_location' => 'Editor mode')); $this->_tpl_vars = $_smarty_tpl_vars; unset($_smarty_tpl_vars); ?>

_tpl_vars['editor_mode_enabled']): ?> You are now in Webmaster mode; you can now directly change any language label stored in database from pages it appears on.

Open customer area in new window

To close Webmaster mode press the button below.


A webmaster mode makes changes to language variables (denoted as "$lng.XXX" in templates) easier by changing those values in WYSIWYG mode.

Usage

Go to the page you want to change. Additional "templates" window will appear with the list of all included templates. You can call template editor from it by clicking a template. Notice that the browser status line (at the bottom) changes when you move the mouse over the site. It indicates (a) template name and (b) label name where the mouse is. To change the label, click it. If the label is under a hyperlink, move mouse over it (its name appears at the bottom) and press "e" (Edit) on the keyboard. Label dialog appears. You can (1) preview the site after setting the label, (2) save the text into the database, and (3) copy the label name into the clipboard (IE only).

More tips:

  1. The present language is used to set language variables;
  2. Close any template windows & label windows before entering the webmaster mode;
  3. To quit the webmaster mode, go to admin zone, click "Quit webmaster mode";
  4. The webmaster mode is based on sessions: it applies only to the computer it has been set up on. It doesn't affect the website itself;
  5. Use IE5 or up or NN6 or up to use the webmaster mode.
_tpl_vars['editor_mode_enabled'] == ""): ?> To enter in Webmaster mode press the button below.

_smarty_vars['capture']['dialog'] = ob_get_contents(); ob_end_clean(); ?> _tpl_vars; $this->_smarty_include("dialog.tpl", array('title' => 'Editor mode','content' => $this->_smarty_vars['capture']['dialog'],'extra' => "width=100%")); $this->_tpl_vars = $_smarty_tpl_vars; unset($_smarty_tpl_vars); ?>