03-22-2016, 05:19 PM
I'm with Brian on this one. Best practice with userspice is to revert your official userspice pages back to the ones that came with the download and add your code to one of the blank pages provided. Once you start messing with the original pages, lots of stuff can go wrong. In other words, if you want to make changes to the admin panel that contains all the controls, you're a lot better making an admin2.php or something like that and doing your changes on that. There is lots of functionality in UserSpice that may not look like anything if you're not familiar with the code, but changing it can break lots of things down the road.
The other thing is test and test often. Every time you make a major change...just double check it to make sure it hasn't broken anything else. UserSpice is very robust and pretty tolerant of whatever is in your code...as long as you leave the core code alone so it can do its thing.
The other thing is test and test often. Every time you make a major change...just double check it to make sure it hasn't broken anything else. UserSpice is very robust and pretty tolerant of whatever is in your code...as long as you leave the core code alone so it can do its thing.