| Re: Links at the bottom of my page as XOOPS |
| by psaxtiri on 2007/6/23 8:22:44 I did it using the WF-channel module. Just one question. The HTML page i did has too much text and users must scroll down the whole screen to read it. Is there a way to put my entire text into scrolling bars? |
| Re: Links at the bottom of my page as XOOPS |
| by Anonymous on 2007/6/23 8:20:38 Quote: psaxtiri wrote: Very wise - excellent module still being developed and supported  Quote: psaxtiri wrote: This shouldn't happen, and doesn't if you correctly install and uninstall a module. Uninstalling a module is a three-step process: 1. In Admin, "deactivate" the module 2. In Admin, "uninstall" the (deactivated) module 3. Then, and [u]only[/] after steps 1 & 2, remove the module from your /modules directory on the server. HTH |
| Re: Links at the bottom of my page as XOOPS |
| by psaxtiri on 2007/6/23 8:09:30 I will use smart section module. The problem is that because i am trying different module this time till i find what i want to keep and what not, sometimes i install a module and then i unistall it again. Then if i go to install the same module again, the system say "this thing exists already.." Because i done this many times (!!) i don't remebrer the module i done it for ..so i want in some way to delete from my database everything i don't use. Every table i don't use. But i don't remember the relative table names to search for. Tell me this and i am done!! |
| Re: Links at the bottom of my page as XOOPS |
by BlueStocking on 2007/6/23 5:42:53 EXAMPLE above, I created a folder on my desktop, it was so crowded I made the folder so as to show that 'save as' would also create a folder that goes with the htm file. You can then edit the htm page for the iformation you want to display with whatever changes you deem necessary, you can do this with your own html editor. I use frontpage. Of course, you will use your own theme when you save as and copy and paste or create from scratch the appropiate text. That is all there is to creating a new html page with the static information you want. Link to that page. In this example it is on my server and my link would be... http://xoops-end-user.com/xoopshelper/termsofuse.htm It is then ready to link to from the footer as previously talked about. It's done... no content module needed. The links and theme will be uninform with the rest of your site. NOTE: Another advantage of doing it this way is that you have an additional trouble shooting tool if the site goes down. If you can get to this page then the problem is xoops, if you can't the problem is your server. This method provides an independent login in the event you accidently turn off the login feature to yourself. Happens often accordig to the questions on this site. I even did it. There are many practical reasons for doing it this way. Including outright cost of service bytewise. Additional unneeded modules for static pages are not cost effective and could at some point in time become a target for mischieve. As the current WF-Channel. Google even gives preference to those including some pure html pages as standing out from the norm. Ok, I've stated my case... XOOPS is great, but you sleep better when you intergrate it with other programing formatsfor backup purposes. Good luck... and welcome aboard! |
| Re: Links at the bottom of my page as XOOPS |
| by bleu_ on 2007/6/23 5:34:08 le="color: #000000"><?php As I see wfchannel is for static html pages. Am I correct? I would recommend rather smartsection or news to be used, they are more updated than wfchannel. To use the modules go into Adminitration menu > and click on the module icon after you have installed it. See if SmartSection 2.13 Final works. |
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