Hi all. I’d like to share with you our little extensions collection, maybe some of them will be useful. 
Great stuff
(I added the link to your post)
impressive list of extensions !! I will use it …Great job disem !!
ciao
Hello -
Just tried to load one of the components and having some difficulty. It may be something not set up correctly on my maching.
I’m trying to user the yii2-sweet-alert component.
I added
"yii2mod/yii2-sweet-alert": "*"
To composer.json file. I have done this for other components and seemed to work just fine, but when I run the ‘composer update’ on the project I get the dreaded -
Problem 1
- The requested package yii2mod/yii2-sweet-alert could not be found in any version,
there may be a typo in the package name.
Do I need to do anything to allow pulling the yii2mod components like others?
Thanks
Sandy
More reading -
Is it OK to do this to the composer.json file?
"minimum-stability": "dev", "prefer-stable" : true
Seemed to work OK once I did that.
Ok, I’m brain dead
I installed the yii2mod-sweet-alert (via composer).
It put things into a directory path of -
/var/www/html/basic/vendor/yii2mod/yii2-sweet-alert
In my about.php view file I put in -
<?php echo \yii2mod\yii2-sweet-alert\Alert::widget([
'useSessionFlash' => false,
'options' => [
'title' => 'Success message',
'type' => 'Success',
'text' => "You will not be able to recover this imaginary file!",
'confirmButtonText' => "Yes, delete it!",
'cancelButtonText' => "No, cancel plx!"
]
]);
?>
But can’t get past the syntax error since the path not valid for use as an object path due to the ‘-’
PHP error is
Undefined constant 'yii2mod\yii2'
I am missing something pretty simple as this seems to be the way to do it…
Sandy
Ok, learning more about the loader and assets their are bugs Sweet Alert components code -
The location/name of the sourcePath is incorrect, as many of the names have ‘sweet-alert’ instead of ‘sweetalert’ which is what is being used. (look in .../vendors/sweetalert)
Also it had names referencing ‘sweet-alert’ where were changed to ‘sweetalert’
Here is the AlertAsset.php that I modifed and now works -
<?php
namespace yii2mod\alert;
use yii\web\AssetBundle;
/**
* Class AlertAsset
* @package yii2mod\alert
*/
class AlertAsset extends AssetBundle
{
/**
* @var string the directory that contains the source asset files for this asset bundle.
* A source asset file is a file that is part of your source code repository of your Web application.
*/
public $sourcePath = '@bower/sweetalert/dist'; /*was lib*/
/**
* @var array list of JavaScript files that this bundle contains. Each JavaScript file can be
* specified in one of the following formats:
*/
public $js = [
'sweetalert.min.js', /* was sweet-alert.min.js */
];
/**
* @var array list of CSS files that this bundle contains. Each CSS file can be specified
* in one of the three formats as explained in [[js]].
*/
public $css = [
'sweetalert.css' /* ws sweet-alert.css */
];
}
The code now in my view looks like this -
<?php echo yii2mod\alert\Alert::widget([
'useSessionFlash' => false,
'options' => [
'title' => 'Success message',
'type' => 'success', // IMPORTANT THIS IS ALL LOWER CASE, EXAMPLES SHOWN ON GITHUB IS INCORRECT
'text' => "You will not be able to recover this imaginary file!",
'confirmButtonText' => "Yes, delete it!",
'cancelButtonText' => "No, cancel!"
]
]);
?>
Hi,
I install the bx-slider extension and work great but i have a litter problem…
I’m trying to use two bx-slider (bx-slider1 and bx-slider2 for example) in the same page but the controls appears in the two of them
for example:
with one bx-slider the controls should be < > and works OK
but with two different bx-sliders this appear in the two of them <<< >>>
the first < represent the prev of bx-slider1
the second < represent the prev of bx-slider1 and bx-slider2
the third < represent the prev of bx-slider2
the same for the >>> but with the next…
and i need only one of each "< >" in every bx-slider that i use…
WHAT SHOULD I DO?