Introducing Item Switcher...

i dont understand it . help me. PLS

kaspersky said
i dont understand it . help me. PLS

what exactly don’t you understand? its pretty straight forward….

OrganicBeeMedia said

kaspersky said
i dont understand it . help me. PLS

what exactly don’t you understand? its pretty straight forward….

oh. i understand it. kkk. TQ

Will this work on Tumblr themes?

WildeMedia said
Will this work on Tumblr themes?

It works on all items that have self hosted previews.

ThemeProvince said

WildeMedia said
Will this work on Tumblr themes?

It works on all items that have self hosted previews.

Ok I’ll give it a try tonight. Thanks!

revaxarts said
ups, found a little mistake in my snippet. Here’s the correct one:

$('.remove_frame').delegate('a','click',function(){
    top.location.href=$('#iframe')[0].contentWindow.location.href;
    return false;
});

Seems that it’s working only the first time when you remove the frame. If you go after to another location and try to remove the frame then you are redirected to the home page.

Thanks so much

We need a thank you button!

Thanks for the code, George

Here’s my modified version: http://demo.arrowthemes.com/redirect.php?theme=clarke-joomla

If you’ve noticed when you first load the preview, the styles are loaded nicely and the user can switch between theme styles. However if the user selects a different theme, I’m not able to load the php array list of the selected theme via js.

What I’ve done for the styles is add it as part of the array of the theme list – that kinda makes it hard for me to pull the list using javascript, obviously due to my limited knowledge in php/js. At the moment am just setting the styles list of the selected theme to blank to avoid the previous list from being visible.

I’d appreciate some help from any one on how to load the list of styles from the php array to the javascript on click event.

Here’s my PHP array code:

Here’s my js click event for the theme switcher:

many thanks, Joel