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Re: A total waste of space this!
  • 2003/11/4 3:43

  • gstarrett

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  • Since: 2002/3/12


That sounds like a great feature. Stats on hits, users, posts in the last day / week / month would be nice.

...Or at least a default to the System main menu functions.



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Re: Galeria 1.2.6 for xoops 2.05?
  • 2003/10/31 3:29

  • gstarrett

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  • Since: 2002/3/12


<ShamelessPlug>You might want to check out XoopsGallery. I just updated it and hammered out all the major bugs (and a lot of the minor ones), and will be doing another update shortly to finish off the ones that are left. You can get it and support for it athttp://www.sciox.org/xoops/ .</ShamlessPlug>

You should also know that there's another gallery for XOOPS under active development, called Coppermine. It's still in pre-release phase but is showing promise for some nice features. You can see it for yourself on their project page. More details in Predator's message in this post.



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gstarrett
Re: PM readmsg.php alignment error ** Patch Included **
  • 2003/10/29 6:25

  • gstarrett

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  • Since: 2002/3/12


Is there a better place to report this than here? It's a minor fix, but the SF bug databases aren't linked to anymore so I hesitate to post there in case their use is depricated.

(There's another minor fix I posted here also).



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Re: Managing table structure changes with module versions
  • 2003/10/29 6:22

  • gstarrett

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OK, will do. Thanks for the quick reply.



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Managing table structure changes with module versions
  • 2003/10/29 5:46

  • gstarrett

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  • Since: 2002/3/12


How would I manage table revisions as I update my module? That is, I have version 1 of my module that created a table with columns c1, c2, c3. My module version 1.1 requires an extra column c4. Is there a mechanism in XOOPS to create that additional field, or will I have to do an alter table outside the standard system module update process?

Thanks!



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PM readmsg.php alignment error ** Patch Included **
  • 2003/10/28 5:46

  • gstarrett

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  • Since: 2002/3/12


Another minor but visually significant issue: When viewing a PM under Opera (and other browsers, IIRC) the message is squished off to the right with far too much space on the left column. Changing line 80 in readmsg.php from:
echo "</td><td><img src='images/subject/".$pm_arr[0]->getVar("msg_image""E")."' alt='' />&nbsp;"._PM_SENTC."".formatTimestamp($pm_arr[0]->getVar("msg_time"));

To:
echo "</td><td width='100%'><img src='images/subject/".$pm_arr[0]->getVar("msg_image""E")."' alt='' />&nbsp;"._PM_SENTC."".formatTimestamp($pm_arr[0]->getVar("msg_time"));

Fixes the problem by adding the width='100%' parameter to the cell. I've verified this with the current 2.0.5 CVS code.



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Default theme news item overlap ** Patch included **
  • 2003/10/28 5:08

  • gstarrett

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  • Posts: 174

  • Since: 2002/3/12


If a news item is small (just a line or two) with an image that is taller than the text, it will spill down and cause alignment problems in the next news item below. Changing the /themes/default/style.css line 29 from this:
.itemFoot {text-alignrightpadding3pxbackground-color#efefef;}

To this:
.itemFoot {text-alignrightpadding3pxbackground-color#efefef; clear: both;}

solves the problem. I haven't noted any other problems with that code, I used fgrep but apparently the news item is the only one of the core modules (and the few others I have loaded in this instance) that use that class.

I would have reported directly on the SourceForge bug list, but the link isn't on this site anymore--not sure if that was intentional or just a glitch from the move. Please advise if I should post this elsewhere.



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gstarrett
Re: Migrate Databas FROM 2.0.5 TO 1.3.5?
  • 2003/10/27 0:14

  • gstarrett

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  • Since: 2002/3/12


"Anything is possible". I would only really be concerned about the user's passwords--I believe they are encrypted in the database, and likely by the same method, but if not you could run into trouble.

You'll need to:
1) Locate the information you need
2) Locate where that information will go
3) Map out which fields go to which new fields.

But this really has me wondering... why bother??



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gstarrett
Re: XoopsGallery and WaterMakring Revisited
  • 2003/10/23 15:47

  • gstarrett

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  • Posts: 174

  • Since: 2002/3/12


Quote:
I prefer leaving the originals alone . . .


Probably better served with a .htaccess solution instead then--that way you can stamp the images stamped no matter how they are retrieved off the server.



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Templates specific to a theme?
  • 2003/10/23 8:39

  • gstarrett

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  • Posts: 174

  • Since: 2002/3/12


There's an admin function that everyone has seen and used, but looking at the wording I'm confused:

Quote:
Update module template .html files from themes/your theme/templates directory?

If this option is enabled, module template .html files will be updated automatically if there are newer files under the themes/your theme/templates directory for the current theme. This should be turned off once the site goes public.


That seems to imply that you can create a file in a directory structure something like:

/themes/mytheme/templates/modulename/modulename_index.html


...and have it use that instead of the system default template set. Unfortunately it isn't working so good for me. Any ideas on how this is supposed to work?




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