[mythtv-users] Re: myxer theme configurator

Stef Coene stef.coene at docum.org
Wed Jun 22 11:09:35 UTC 2005


On Wednesday 22 June 2005 12:42, Dave Hofstra wrote:
> The placement looks great here. (although the preview might be nice if
> it were a little larger)
I now, but if I make it larger, the left menu will be to wide.  You can click 
on the preview to get a bigger one.  I can make the size of menu and the 
preview selectable....  I will try that if I have some time today.

> I ran it locally, and had to change only the following 2 things.
>
> 1.  In common.php line 5, it should probably read:
>
>    $Myxer_dir = "/usr/local/share/mythtv/themes/Myxer/MyxerCustomizer" ;
I already covered this in my blog.  
My mythtv is installed in /usr/share/mythtv/, I updated common.php so it looks 
by default in the local subdir too.

> 2.  I had to adjust the sql permissions of my webserver user to 'no
> password'.
sql permissions ???

> >  You still need to run the Myxer configuration script to, but
> > at least you have an idea about how it will look like.
>
> Maybe I'll update MyxerCustomizer to be able to take a 'copy&pasted'
> output from Myxer_conf sometime.  That'd be pretty cool.
Or maybe I can create a config file (xml file ?) that MyxerCustomizer can use 
to update the settings.  That's for the finishing touch ;)

> > I'm no going to spend a lot of time in these scripts because the new
> > MythtUI will do probaly do a better job.  But I think it makes the myxer
> > theme more attractive then it already was.
>
> It certainly adds qute a bit to it, thanks!  I was looking over your
> code, and I am sure it would have taken me 2-3 years to do that
> myself.
I think it took me 8 hours of coding.  I never manipulated images with php, 
but it was fun to learn.

> As far as hosting, my webserver does not provide php support.  I could
> eventually host it also on my local machine's webserver, but I would
> have to tighten things up a little bit first.
No problem.  But I have the same problem, I'm not sure if my server is secure 
enough.  There is not much important data on it and I also have it all 
locally, but still......

On my todo list is also integration with mythweb.


Stef


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