You got it. I am using 1.2.11 (cvs), but it should be the same... here is
a clip of what I did to my version of the same file to get that selection
box to go away... just commented out that section:
/******************************************************/
/* LOAD EACH GROUP OF OPTIONS INTO THE OPTIONS ARRAY. */
/******************************************************/
/*** Load the General Options into the array ***/
$optgrps[SMOPT_GRP_GENERAL] = _("General Display Options");
$optvals[SMOPT_GRP_GENERAL] = array();
/* Load the theme option. */
/*
$theme_values = array();
foreach ($theme as $theme_key => $theme_attributes) {
$theme_values[$theme_attributes['NAME']] = $theme_attributes['PATH'];
}
ksort($theme_values);
$theme_values = array_flip($theme_values);
$optvals[SMOPT_GRP_GENERAL][] = array(
'name' => 'chosen_theme',
'caption' => _("Theme"),
'type' => SMOPT_TYPE_STRLIST,
'refresh' => SMOPT_REFRESH_ALL,
'posvals' => $theme_values,
'save' => 'save_option_theme'
);
*/
$css_values = array( 'none' => _("Default" ) );
$handle=opendir('../themes/css/');
> Hmmm...
>
> Didn't think if attacking it from that direction...
>
> I'm using 1.2.10. Basically know nothing about PHP, but a lot about
> Perl so I can follow PHP a bit. I'm guessing that the question is being
> asked in the options_display.php module.
>
> I'm guessing it is in this area, but I'm not sure how to just make that
> one question disappear.
>
> /* Load the theme option. */
> $theme_values = array();
> foreach ($theme as $theme_key => $theme_attributes) {
> $theme_values[$theme_attributes['NAME']] =
> $theme_attributes['PATH'];
> }
> ksort($theme_values);
> $theme_values = array_flip($theme_values);
> $optvals[SMOPT_GRP_GENERAL][] = array(
> 'name' => 'chosen_theme',
> 'caption' => _("Theme"),
> 'type' => SMOPT_TYPE_STRLIST,
> 'refresh' => SMOPT_REFRESH_ALL,
> 'posvals' => $theme_values,
> 'save' => 'save_option_theme'
> );
>
> $css_values = array( 'none' => _("Default" ) );
> $handle=opendir('../themes/css/');
> while ($file = readdir($handle) ) {
> if ( substr( $file, -4 ) == '.css' ) {
> $css_values[$file] = substr( $file, 0, strlen( $file ) - 4
> );
> }
> }
> closedir($handle);
>
> I looked in the config.php file after I removed the themes and they were
> gone. As soon as the adminstration option is run however, the are back,
> but I can't figure out where they are coming from unless they are
> encoded in the programs for some reason which would not make sense.
>
> p dont think said:
>> I'm not familiar enough with the admin plugin to tell you how it is
>> reconstructing that information, but it sounds like it might be
>> getting it out of a prefs file or somewhere in the config.php file.
>> What may or may not be easier to fix is to just remove the theme
>> selection box on the display options page so users don't have any way
>> to change themes. If you want, I can send you a modified version of
>> the relevant file (what version are you running?)
>>
>> - paul
>
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