Since Rejetto has updated the default template of HFS v2.4 to a new responsive mobile-friendly version (and also have updated jQuery from v1.4.2 to v1.12.4), I decided it's time to release a specially modified version of the old default template you found on past HFS versions, up to v2.3m, supporting both new and legacy browsers. The only modification I did is embedding the old jQuery v1.4.2, and the rest of the code is untouched. This file was taken from the source code of v2.3m (default.tpl).
You can use this old default template (that's attached to this post) on HFS v2.4 and newer versions too, but keep in mind that Rejetto only gives support to browsers not older than JAN/2006 with some exceptions (as he stated
here), so keep in mind that the use of this template is officially unsupported (and unless Rejetto says otherwise, I'm currently the only one who gives support for it, but rest assured this template is rock-solid stable).
In the case you use an old custom template (that makes use of old jQuery) on a legacy browser (older than 2016), you will need to make the following modification, simply replacing this text (marked in red):
<script type="text/javascript" src="/?mode=jquery">
...to the following text (marked on green color):
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.4.2/jquery.min.js">
Or if you want to make it work offline (because you use HFS on a LAN, without internet access), the modification is more complex (and is exactly the same modification I did on the attached template), and you need to use this:
<script type="text/javascript" src="/?mode=section&id=jquery.js">
And also add the following text, before this section:
[file=folder=link|private][jquery.js|no log|cache]
/* Copy and paste here the contents of the jQuery v1.4.2 file */
If you have any doubts, use as reference the template attached to this post, or feel free to ask me for help, by leaving a message here, in this post (the support I'm giving is limited only to make work the old jQuery v1.4.2 with your template, and nothing else). If your template doesn't use jQuery at all, you don't need to make any modification. An alternative to this template, is using '
The really fast Throwback (retro) template' made by
danny.
Enjoy!
![Smiley :)](/forum/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
...and don't forget to leave a comment if you find this useful!
(and thanks to Rejetto for making it the default template for almost 8 years)
File: legacy-template.tpl
MD5: 048E8A2A4A4F6AA8D6B544A24CECE11F
Cheers,
Leo.-