Hi all,

I'm building a website for a construction company and am using MisterEstate to showcase their completed projects. I'm trying to remove a lot of functionality because a lot of it isn't necessary for this site, and I've run into a snag with one of the things I'm trying to do.

I'll only have one category called "Projects" which I'll link directly to from the main menu. I don't want to use the search or category list functions, so I want to remove the "Home > Projects | Search" header from the category and object view.

I commented out the ordering functions starting at the "<form action="index.php" id="categoryForm" name="categoryForm" method="post">" line in estateagent.html.php... all that worked fine. Then I commented out "EAHeader($act,$task,$pagenav);" above it hoping that would remove the header. It does, but when I do that something goes crazy with the template.

Any ideas how I can easily remove this line?

thanks

Sorry I forgot to mention I would also like to add custom fields. I have read a couple of threads here that say 'look at the language file then look at the php files and you'll see what you have to do' ... but it's not clear.

Is there a post that clearly shows the steps required to add a new field, or could someone who has done it explain it? It can't be *that* difficult but without comments and stuff in the code a PHP noob like me has no chance at figuring it out.

A third question...

I wanted the category title to only show up as a component heading on the category page and not the object page, so I made this change in estateagent.php

Code:

<!-- show title on category page only --> <?php if ($act == "cat" && $task != ""«») echo "<div class='componentheading'>"._EA_TITLE."</div>"; ?> <!-- end title toggling -->

Then I decided I would like the object title to be displayed as the component heading on the object page instead of displaying it in small print. This is where I ran into problems. I tried

Code:

<?php if ($act == "object"«») echo "<div class='componentheading'>".$obj->title."</div>"; ?>

but that didn't work. I'm guessing it's because in the header function the object hasn't been loaded and the $act variable hasn't been set - is that correct? How would I go about doing this? If it works I'd also like to remove the original object heading from the page so it's not repeated. Sorry to be asking so many questions, but I would like to knock this project over fairly quickly. I want to get these questions answered before I make a final decision to go with ME (although I'm pretty much decided already), and once I do give it the go I'm happy to make a donation... won't freeload Thanks<br><br>Post edited by: CowboyDan, at: 2007/12/29 05:34

Hi it's been nearly 3 months since I posted this and no responses. Anyone care to have a stab?

Don't mean to sound rude but asking people to pay for a product which takes 3 months to get answers about is a bit rough isn't it?