how to change position of "type,ctime,hits, comments..." in records list view?

Solved,

I think I can simply use

and so on for all other details

sorry... I never really studied php :S

another question...

I was able to put the "type" name right before the item title like this

<h2><?php echo $item->type_name ?>

                    <?php if($params->get('tmpl_core.item_title')):?>

                        <?php if(in_array($params->get('tmpl_core.item_link'), $obj->user->getAuthorisedViewLevels())):?>

                            <a <?php echo $item->nofollow ? 'rel="nofollow"' : '';?> href="/<?php echo JRoute::_($item->url);?>">

                                <?php echo $item->title?>

                            </a>

                        <?php else :?>

                            <?php echo $item->title?>

                        <?php endif;?>

                    <?php endif;?>

                    <?php echo CEventsHelper::showNum('record', $item->id);?>

                </h2>

now how can I do to make the type name clickable to automatically filter the contents for that type, or at least add the filter clickable icon after it (but I would prefer the whole type name to be clickable with tooltip appearing)... I tried some php copy/paste in the template, but as I said I don't really know what I am doing...

To add the filter icon to the TYPE use this php code :

<?php echo $item->type_name .($params->get('tmpl_core.item_type_filter') ? FilterHelper::filterButton('filter_type', $item->type_id, NULL, JText::sprintf('Show all records of type %s', $item->type_name), $this->section) : NULL) ; ?> 

If you want to show the TYPE with a link use this:

<?php echo FilterHelper::filterlink('filter_type', $item->type_id, $item->type_name, $item->type_id, JText::sprintf('Show all records of type %s', $item->type_name), $this->section) ;?> 

thanks Sackgesicht,

using your suggested code placed before the item title

<h2>

                    <?php echo FilterHelper::filterlink('filter_type', $item->type_id, $item->type_name, $item->type_id, JText:: sprintf('Show all records of type %s', $item->type_name), $this->section) ;?> 

                    <?php if($params->get('tmpl_core.item_title')):?>

                        <?php if(in_array($params->get('tmpl_core.item_link'), $obj->user->getAuthorisedViewLevels())):?>

                            <a <?php echo $item->nofollow ? 'rel="nofollow"' : '';?> href="/<?php echo JRoute::_($item->url);?>">

                                <?php echo $item->title?>

                            </a>

                        <?php else :?>

                            <?php echo $item->title?>

                        <?php endif;?>

                    <?php endif;?>

                    <?php echo CEventsHelper::showNum('record', $item->id);?>

                </h2>

I get this error:

Fatal error: Call to a member function get() on a non-object in C:\wamp\www\joomla\components\com_cobalt\library\php\helpers\filter.php on line 22

I attach the template in case you or someone else whant to play with it

please use this :

echo FilterHelper::filterlink('filter_type', $item->type_id, $item->type_name, $item->type_id, JText::sprintf('Show all records of type %s', $item->type_name), $obj->section);

the change is $obj->section instead of $this->section and the php formatting inserted a space before sprintf in the last posting

working! :D

I need to take advantage of your knowledge while you are here...:)

any idea how I can manage separately the author name and "ctime" (posted date) ?

currently author name and ctime are rendered together with this code

I would need to amnage them separately so i can assign move each one of them in different positions

same questiojn for expired date and changed on date, they are all rendered all together by the above line of code I guess

To get the author use this : echo CCommunityHelper::getName($item->user_id, $obj->section) ;

Creation Time: echo JHtml::_('date', $item->created, $params->get('tmpl_core.item_time_format')) ;

Expiration date: echo JHtml::_('date', $item->expire, $params->get('tmpl_core.item_time_format')) ;

Changed Date: echo JHtml::_('date', $item->modify, $params->get('tmpl_core.item_time_format')) ;

Just keep in mind that the changed or expiration date might not be in use yet ..

great :)

so now I inserted this

<?php echo JHtml::_('date', $item->created, $params->get('tmpl_core.item_time_format')) ;?>

<?php echo JHtml::_('date', $item->expire, $params->get('tmpl_core.item_time_format')) ;?>

<?php echo JHtml::_('date', $item->modify, $params->get('tmpl_core.item_time_format')) ;?>

how do I have to edit this code in roder to display the data only if they exist and they are enabled in template settings? is this very complicated?

<?php echo JHtml::_('date', $item->expire, $params->get('tmpl_core.item_time_format')) ;?>

And other dates are always there.