Discussion on uAdmin - Responsive Admin Dashboard Template

Discussion on uAdmin - Responsive Admin Dashboard Template

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theme is really beautiful. Thank You :)

Thank you very much for your purchase ilqercan!! I’m glad you like it :-)

the theme is fantastic. But I wonder , any text editor( like mce editor, ckeditor ) with full functions to compose the article, post?

If no, can you plug-in in newer version?

Thank for your good work.

Hi pnguyen and thank you for your interest in uAdmin, I’m glad you like it :-)

I have already included a wysiwyg editor with basic editing functions (but I will consider adding a more advance one in a future version). You can find it in the Form Components page: http://pixelcave.com/demo/uadmin/page_form_components.php

small ‘bug’ found. The external javascripts like jquery are loaded via http. This won’t work on https sites :) Just replace the http:// with // and you’re ok for http and https

Hi ramonverhagen and thank you very much for your purchase and your comment, I appreciate it! :-)

In 1.4 version I have a comment above Google Maps API and Jquery for replacing http with https in case you are on https. Your solution is better, not having to change anything! I will update it in the next version ;-)

what programming languages are necessary to develop this template?

Hi cheeks21 and thank you for your interest in uAdmin :-)

You need to have some basic knowledge on HTML (markup), CSS (style sheet) and Javascript (scripting).

Also, for developing the functionality you want, you should have a good knowledge of a server side scripting language such as PHP or ASP (you can have a look for a list of such languages at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server-side_scripting).

Hi, congratulations for your work, a question. In the php version, there are functions to edit profile among other things? Or one has to program the parts where you edit, display messages, etc.?

Greetings and good job.

Hi franzzco and thank you for your interest in uAdmin, I’m glad you like it!

As you very well stated, someone has to code the dynamic aspects of the user profile or the other pages (the UI is ready but the functionality must be created). In the PHP version you can alter some aspects of the template just by changing some variables, such as color theme, layout (eg fixed or fluid), header position or the main menu.

Hi,

With the recent release of Bootstrap 3.0, I was wondering if this template was compatible with that new version or, if not, if you were planning an update?

Nice to know :-) No matter what, I wish you all the best with your project!

I just noticed that I wrote this comment using the wrong account, because I did buy the uadmin theme back in june. My other account is named “squarepa”.

In that case thank you very much for your purchase! Stay tuned for the Bootstrap 3.0 update, I’m working on it :-)

Sorry for my ignorance, but this admin theme look nice, but i need to know where i can use it, it is for Joomla (like admin template)?? or in which CMS system i should use it, sorry but i´m new to this so i have to ask! ;)

Hi XpIkA and thank you for your interest, it’s absolutely ok :-)

uAdmin is a generic admin template/skin (html/php) and can be used to build all kind of projects such as web applications or backend website solutions. A developer can use all the available UI elements and create the functionality he needs for a custom project. It is not built to skin the back-end of a ready to use CMS!

I’m definitely buying this. :) When is the next version (1.3) coming out?

Hi handu! Thank you very much, I’m happy you like it! Version 1.3 is almost done, I believe I will submit it for review in a day or two :-) Stay tuned!

Is it possible to change the side menu to top menu?

Hi kayzer87,

Yes, you can easily create a top menu in the header! I have an example at http://pixelcave.com/demo/uadmin/page_ui_general.php (check navbar section). You will just have to copy and paste the menu structure from navbar (<ul> list with .nav class) to the header and you will have a top menu with dropdowns :-)

Remember that javascript files are cached locally for each page call so it’s ok to have several separate files. It helps alleviate dependancies and reloading into memory plugins that aren’t required for the page.

The way it stands now, you cannot split out the Maps API without causing an error.

Hi vilsack and thank you very much for your purchase and your comments!

Let me defense my choice for putting in one JS file the Jquery plugins minified as well as in one CSS file their styles:

1. I believe that it is easier to be maintained and manipulated by the developer. He doesn’t have to worry about what CSS and JS files to include in each page, so he can focus on the development. If he wanted for example to use 8 plugins in one page he could make up to 16 HTTP requests.

2. The JS and the CSS files are cached. This way by the time a user logins for the first time to our backend or web app, our functionality will have been cached to his browser with the minimum HTTP requests. That means that as soon as he sees the dashboard, he will have everything preloaded and ready to be used, making our app fast.

3. I completely understand that this is not always the case. If very few plugins are used throughout our application, we will fill the memory with unused code in each page (like you very well stated). This is why the files are well commented. The developer can easily find and remove blocks of code he doesn’t need or break up CSS and JS code of a plugin he will only use in few pages and include it individually.

In your case, you just have to remove from plugins.js the gmaps.js (lines 779-786), put it in a separate file and load it along with the maps api wherever you need :-)

To end up, with uAdmin I tried to keep the template structure as simple as possible and at the same time to optimize it with all the included features available throughout the template.

Where can i find the search bar in orders section on the index file? Cant find it anywhere?

Thank you, I’m glad you like it! :-)

You can alter it a bit from the line 293 in js/main.js file! If you like, you could create your own input and use datatables api to filter the table. You can check an example at http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5990386/datatables-search-box-outside-datatable

brilliant thank you.

Hello!There is a problem, do not quite understand, please help me.Buy the Regular License file HTML Files, CSS Files, JS Files, PHP Files can be secondary development?My programmer may need to be modified according to the needs of some of the content.And this support Chinese?

Hi 98wubin and thank you very much for your purchase!

There is already a modal box functionality (you can find it at UI > General, at the bottom) which can be used as a confirmation box. In its content you can have any message (alert, success etc) you like :-)

Thank you

Hi, the uAdmin is a nice template. I wish to use it without Responsive. How do I switch it off? Thanks..

Hi jovee1990 and thank you for your interest in uAdmin!

Yes, it is possible to use uAdmin without the responsive part and set the width to your preference! If you decide and procceed with a purchase, just send me a message through my profile and I will send you the changes for a non responsive layout! :-)

I am considering purchasing this, however I have a few questions:

1. Is it possible to load data from a MySQL database via AJAX into the calander and charts? If so, is it possible to update the MySQL database when an item is dragged to another place?

2. Is there an actual messaging page/widget in which you can send messages to other users, much like this; http://www.keenthemes.com/preview/metronic/inbox.html?a=view

Hi JoshuaPriestley and thank you for your interest in uAdmin!

1. It is possible to load data from a MySQL Database with AJAX but you will have to create this functionality! Also the calendar triggers callbacks when an item is dragged or dropped, so you can manipulate event data anyway you want (update the database for example). I’ve used FullCalendar (http://arshaw.com/fullcalendar/) and Flot (http://www.flotcharts.org/) plugins.

2. At the moment I haven’t implemented a messaging page but I may add one in a future version! :-)

Does this system have or will soon have a live chat feature between users?

Hi naleks, there isn’t a chat UI at the moment but I may create one in a future version :-)

Hey, admin theme looks great. I was wondering on the file structure for the php version? Only I am looking to try and get something like this working with a Wordpress back-end.

Thanks.

Hi puress and thank you, I’m glad you like it!

In the php version I’ve used some common templating separating header, navigation, footer etc and include them as required in each page.

It will need work but I think it can be integrated in the wordpress back-end :-)

Very nice template !

Are you planning to use LESS or SASS ?

Hi ndeverge and thank you very much for your purchase! I’m glad you like it :-)

I’m not planning at the moment to add LESS or SASS (but I may add support in the future).

Can you please add a hide/show sidebar option? Or send me instractions, I will try to do it myself

Thanks

Hi! I just answered your email! Please check your inbox! :-)

Great template pixelcave…purchased it a couple of days ago…would love it if you could add additional color themes…would be a great help for developers like us who aren’t great with colors!!!

Thank you very much for your purchase, I’m glad you like it! :-)

I will add additional color themes in the next version! Stay tuned!

Hey pixelcave. Having a little issue with the form-wizard. I’m copying the example (on my dev site), but taking out the validation stuff in the advanced sample.

success: function(data) {
    // On success status returned
    alert(data);
},

isn’t producing anything…

Hi 07thwd,

This is perfectly normal! If you left the ‘dataType’ to ‘json’, you should return the result as a json object (for example, echo the json object in the php file the form submits to, after you processed the data).

You can have a look at http://malsup.com/jquery/form/#json where you can find a simple example on how to use the Form Plugin with json data :-)

DOH!

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