First, a note to Cecil and team -

I have been a member of this forum since January of 2004. As an old assembler programmer (many years ago working for Ross Perot at EDS in Dallas - that really dates me) that had gotten out of practice. I used this project as a tool to learn linux and, in the process, built what I think is a pretty sophistcated system (currently running R5A22 - multple frontends). It has been fun and educational with help from many in this forum.

I read Cecils note a few days ago (Letting it out) and wanted to tell you that I appreciate the efforts and humor (tjc, I will never chmod 777 again...) that has gone into this. I have tried to help where I could and learn even more. Thanks.

Now a question (plea for help).

I am trying to figure out how to remove the header section from certain pages in Mythweb (for example, I want to remove the TV, Video, Music, Weather, etc. buttons on music.php). I cannot find it. Any hint?

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nbdwt73

I've never wanted to remove any of those files, so.... But I'd try a grep for music.php in /var/www/mythweb.

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cesman

When the source is open, the possibilities are endless!

Thanks Cesman - I have studied the code in music.php... My question is where is the header loaded? It is not obvious in music.php. I am sure this is minor - I have just overlooked something simple.

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nbdwt73

well I looked at it for a second, and it appears to be in the /include/init.php call which I believe calls some other php files where the headers actually reside. Of coure I am no php wizard or any other sort of programming for that matter.

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Have a question search the forum and have a look at the KnoppMythWiki.

Xsecrets

It looks like there is a theme system for MythWeb. You might need to look in the themes directory.

Figured it out... Thanks jesse. It is in themes.

What I have done is to create a separate version of the music web page (minus the header) and secured it under separate authority so that I can present it outside my firewall. Now I (and wife, children, etc) have access to the music with little risk - nobody (or few) can access the rest of my system.

Thanks for the help

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nbdwt73