Question please

Hello all!

I'm now developing a design for my site, I have integrated it with whmcs and need your help in only one thing!!

In the navbar I want only to show the place where I'm in not all the directories.

For example when I try to submit a new ticket, it shows:

You are here: Home > Clients Area > Support > Create Ticket

You are here: Create Ticket

Is there any solution to this?

Thank you 8)

I think it's an all or nothing proposition, but perhaps someone else has a trick that would work. If you want to eliminate the breadcrumb nav completely, you can do as follows:

Open your templates directory (default or portal, depending on your template choice) and locate the following code, deleting the part marked in red text:

<p><span class="heading">{$pagetitle}</span>[color="Red"]<br />
{$LANG.globalyouarehere}: {$breadcrumbnav}[/color]</p>

Actually, you can create this on your own, rather than using the breadcrumb option.

You can just do this:

You are here: <a href="{$smarty.server.PHP_SELF}">{$pagetitle}</a>

Of course if you're going to use "You are here," you can either create a $LANG option for it in any/all language files, that way if you have customers that rely on changing their language, it'll change for them as well (rather than staying in english..)

I think it's an all or nothing proposition, but perhaps someone else has a trick that would work. If you want to eliminate the breadcrumb nav completely, you can do as follows:

 

Open your templates directory (default or portal, depending on your template choice) and locate the following code, deleting the part marked in red text:

 

<p><span class="heading">{$pagetitle}</span>[color=Red]<br />
{$LANG.globalyouarehere}: {$breadcrumbnav}[/color]</p>

Thank you for your reply, But I need it

Actually, you can create this on your own, rather than using the breadcrumb option.

 

You can just do this:

You are here: <a href="{$smarty.server.PHP_SELF}">{$pagetitle}</a>

Of course if you're going to use "You are here," you can either create a $LANG option for it in any/all language files, that way if you have customers that rely on changing their language, it'll change for them as well (rather than staying in english..)

Worked, thank you and I really appreciate your help :oops:

Thank you for your reply, But I need it

That's what SHE said.

Arabtouch, just as a little reminder, if you do base it off of pagetitle, any pages that are using the ?action= will still display the original page's title. (eg: My Hosting Packages - it's clientarea.php?action=hosting, and it will still display Client ARea.)

If you use that in the header.tpl file, that's the only option you have. Otherwise for one of my templates, I went ahead and added the breadcrumb option into every .tpl file; Some of them use $pagetitle, while some of them you can just use the individual header included in the .tpl file.

So if you just include the breadcrumb in clientareahosting.tpl, you would use it like so:

  You are here: <a href="{$smarty.server.PHP_SELF}">{$LANG.clientareanavhosting</a>

Using {$LANG.clientareanavhosting will output My Hosting Packages. Again, this is something that you will have to have in EACH .tpl file and NOT in the header file.

I'm using it in header.tpl file so, it will appear on all pages.

Please check my site, I have removed the Firewall to know your comment

Thank you again for your help

http://www.arabtouch.com/system/

Still under construction

Otherwise for one of my templates, I went ahead and added the breadcrumb option into every .tpl file; Some of them use $pagetitle, while some of them you can just use the individual header included in the .tpl file.

Oof, you must have fun during upgrades!

I've done the same, it's not much hassle because Matt provides such great changelogs.

Oof, you must have fun during upgrades!

It is a daunting feeling whenever he has new additions/revisions to the template files, because it's just extra work in general, but it's honestly not that bad.

I've done the same, it's not much hassle because Matt provides such great changelogs.

Indeed he does (thanks, Matt!).