what is the parameter or settings that we could do inorder to get rid of the backend frames during simple edit layout.
i tried adding [color="#FF0000"]?&SQ_BACKEND_PAGE=main and it removes the backend header frames but eventually redirects to [color="#FF0000"]?&SQ_BACKEND_PAGE=frames[/color] again in a few seconds.
i think there is a parameter to be added such that the frames on the top of the page during simple edit mode of a page, will be removed.
thanks in advance,
Shinji
http://forums.matrix.squiz.net/index.php?showtopic=4829
In summary, if you want to always hide frames, you can set this as an option in the Global Preferences screen (from System Configuration). Or you can append "hide_frames=1" on the URL as a query string (GET) parameter which should hide the frames for that single page load
thank very much
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http://forums.matrix.squiz.net/index.php?showtopic=4829
In summary, if you want to always hide frames, you can set this as an option in the Global Preferences screen (from System Configuration). Or you can append "hide_frames=1" on the URL as a query string (GET) parameter which should hide the frames for that single page load
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i cant seem to find global preferences in the system config screen in version 3.26.0.
And the hide_frames=1 on the url doesnt work as well
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i cant seem to find global preferences in the system config screen in version 3.26.0.
And the hide_frames=1 on the url doesnt work as well
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Global Preferences is in the drop down at the top of the screen in the System Config screen.
And it should work if you have www.example.com/_edit?hide_frames=1
thanks a lot for this. it works perfect
Also, as I just mentioned here: http://forums.matrix.squiz.net/index.php?showtopic=4829&st=0&p=36505&#entry36505
…I just remembered there's an even better parameter you can use: &ignore_frames=1, which will prevent loading of the frames altogether (slightly faster, as Java doesn't have to be initialised).
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…I just remembered there's an even better parameter you can use: &ignore_frames=1, which will prevent loading of the frames altogether (slightly faster, as Java doesn't have to be initialised).
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But, if you do this, the header won't be there to refresh your locks, so you might loose your content depending on what asset you are editing.