Fixed TMC Usage

[MattW]

I'm just testing out some of the TMS edits I have on my live site and moving them over to TMC.

I can't get them to work though

Do they need to be associated with an add-on?

The example I'm currently working on:

file - footer.css
find:

.footerLinks a.globalFeed
            {
                width: 14px;
                height: 14px;
                display: block;
                text-indent: -9999px;
                white-space: nowrap;
                background: url('@imagePath/xenforo/xenforo-ui-sprite.png') no-repeat -112px -16px;
                padding: 0;
                margin: 5px;
            }

Replace

.footerLinks a.globalFeed
            {
                width: 16px;
                height: 16px;
                display: block;
                text-indent: -9999px;
                white-space: nowrap;
                background: url('http://cdn.z22se.com/xenforo/icons/rss_sat_blue.png');
                padding: 0;
                margin: 5px;
            }

All I'm doing is swapping the RSS icon for my own blue one.

Testing doesn't do anything.

I've done a TMC edit for my AttachmentStats add-on, and that works OK, but anything else I try just isn't working??

 

[Mike]

I'll probably need to tweak the search code -- @imagePath isn't what's actually in the template ({xenroperty imagePath}).

 

[MattW]

Thanks @Mike
Just tried another one, which isn't working either

Template
post

Find
<span class="authorEnd"><xen:username user="$post" class="author" />,</span>

Replace
<i class="icon-info-sign icon-large icon-fixed-width" style="padding-right:4px;"></i>$0

(using $0 makes no difference)

EDIT: Actually, testing didn't show any differences, but after saving it, it's applied and working

 

[MattW]

Thanks @Mike
Just tried another one, which isn't working either

Template
post

Find
<span class="authorEnd"><xen:username user="$post" class="author" />,</span>

Replace
<i class="icon-info-sign icon-large icon-fixed-width" style="padding-right:4px;"></i>$0

(using $0 makes no difference)

EDIT: Actually, testing didn't show any differences, but after saving it, it's applied and working

Actually, I get a strange result when using $0 in the replacement string

http://dev.z22se.com/xenforo/threads/test.66/#post-122

If you hover over any of the post bits, it's almost as though it's loading a none existent image in them all.

If I use the full string, it doesn't do that.

 

[Mike]

There's a potential issue with the test results being cached, so if the first test failed, the remaining ones wouldn't update.

 

[Mike]

http://dev.z22se.com/xenforo/threads/test.66/#post-122

No permission error.

 

[MattW]

No permission error.

Should be sorted. I've checked in Chrome and Firefox, and it's only doing it in Chrome

 

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[Mike]

That's just a broken image that you have in the page: http://dev.z22se.com/xenforo/styles/default/xenforo/gradients/1overlay.png

 

[MattW]

That's just a broken image that you have in the page: http://dev.z22se.com/xenforo/styles/default/xenforo/gradients/1overlay.png

Damn it, apologies!

 

[Mike]

You can now use the @property shortcut in the search value, provided you're just doing a simple replacement. If you're using a regular expression, you'll need to use the {xen:property} version.