290932
I think the next upgrade of XOOPS should come with a "shaking knees" smily 
. I respect you both, and I appreciate your time in encouraging me to upgrade. I will try it; I hope I don't mess things up!
. I respect you both, and I appreciate your time in encouraging me to upgrade. I will try it; I hope I don't mess things up!
290933
Quote:
I have solved the problem just replacing the XOOPS 2.0.5 install_tpl.php file with the previus XOOPS 2.0.4 install_tpl.php file.
Now everything works like a charm.
Northrop wrote:
I got the following message when I try to install XOOPS on my web page:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: dedfine() in /home/gtechdir/public_html/install/install_tpl.php on line 80
Whats going on? and how can i solve it?
Im using XOOPS 2.0.5 on a Red Hat Linux box.
I have solved the problem just replacing the XOOPS 2.0.5 install_tpl.php file with the previus XOOPS 2.0.4 install_tpl.php file.
Now everything works like a charm.
290934
I got the following message when I try to install XOOPS on my web page:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: dedfine() in /home/gtechdir/public_html/install/install_tpl.php on line 80
Whats going on? and how can i solve it?
Im using XOOPS 2.0.5 on a Red Hat Linux box.
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: dedfine() in /home/gtechdir/public_html/install/install_tpl.php on line 80
Whats going on? and how can i solve it?
Im using XOOPS 2.0.5 on a Red Hat Linux box.
290935
In Xoopsgallery, we can set individual access for each album. However, if I enable the random picture, it won't recognize the access right before displaying the picture. I think this is a bug ?
Also, if someone is working on a fix, then I would recommend adding group access option for each album or pictures. In the current 1.3.3 release, we have to individually set the access right.
Also, if someone is working on a fix, then I would recommend adding group access option for each album or pictures. In the current 1.3.3 release, we have to individually set the access right.
290937
I also think that XOOPS should sort.
You can try this hack.
admin icon is sorted under the weight of a module
modulesadmin icon is sorted under the weight of a module
but yet, there is no "admin control panel sort hack".
You can try this hack.
admin icon is sorted under the weight of a module
modulesadmin icon is sorted under the weight of a module
but yet, there is no "admin control panel sort hack".
290938
Hi chapi,
I owe you a big thank you! The adminmenu.php file is generated server side so that's why I couldn't find a way to change the sort order of the modules menu in admin.
Anyway, you put me on the right track and after some tweaking I was able to change the order to my preferences. I think this feature should be available in the admin section, because I believe a lot of xoopsers can benefit from it. Maybe for a next release?
Thanks for the tip, chapi!
I owe you a big thank you! The adminmenu.php file is generated server side so that's why I couldn't find a way to change the sort order of the modules menu in admin.
Anyway, you put me on the right track and after some tweaking I was able to change the order to my preferences. I think this feature should be available in the admin section, because I believe a lot of xoopsers can benefit from it. Maybe for a next release?
Thanks for the tip, chapi!
290939
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VictoryMotorCycleLinks is a dynamic community websites for Victory motorcycle owners or people interested in the Victory motorcycle.
VMClinks.com
Everything works fine except the Tutorials.
The Tutorials coder just became Father so he has no time to help.
VictoryMotorCycleLinks is a dynamic community websites for Victory motorcycle owners or people interested in the Victory motorcycle.
VMClinks.com
Everything works fine except the Tutorials.
The Tutorials coder just became Father so he has no time to help.
290940
You can change the order in /cache/adminmenu.php
There are 3 settings for every the module:
$xoops_admin_menu_ml[1]
$xoops_admin_menu_sd[1]
$xoops_admin_menu_ft[1]
The number in [x] is for the module order in the adminmenu.
Example:
If you have only installed the news module, the system admin number is [1] and the news module number is [2]. Now you can change this numbers and the module icons in the administration will change its position.
I don't know what happens, when you update a module. Maybe it changes the order back again. But possibly it helps at the moment.
There are 3 settings for every the module:
$xoops_admin_menu_ml[1]
$xoops_admin_menu_sd[1]
$xoops_admin_menu_ft[1]
The number in [x] is for the module order in the adminmenu.
Example:
If you have only installed the news module, the system admin number is [1] and the news module number is [2]. Now you can change this numbers and the module icons in the administration will change its position.
I don't know what happens, when you update a module. Maybe it changes the order back again. But possibly it helps at the moment.
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