| Re: X-AAM (Xoops - Anti Add Modules) |
| by DonCurioso on 2009/3/15 15:55:34 Trabis, the original idea is for webmasters who sell a website after a lot of hours of a hard job & customers call 48 hours after because they installed a lot of modules & this pages aren´t working fine, many times because they don´t appreciate a webmaster work, don´t want to pay a support o similar. Always they said that " i didn´t do it anything ", " we´re under guarantee "... I´m tired about these excuses. Based on my own experience... that´s not too much ![]() We don´t know about you wrote, thanks for advice it. Muito obrigado, Trabis. |
| Re: X-AAM (Xoops - Anti Add Modules) |
| by trabis on 2009/3/13 21:40:11 "Vuelva atrás, esta función no está permitida por X-AAM. Contacte con su administrador de sistema para instalar un módulo." Can you tell me how the system admin can install/unsitall a module if the code is commented out? And would it not be FAR better to hack main.php and add this le="color: #000000"><?php $updatesonly = true; //change to false allow all if ($updatesonly && !in_array($op, array('update', 'update_ok'))) { echo 'SORRY, WE ONLY ALLOW UPDATES'; $op = 'list'; } just before this lines le="color: #000000"><?php if (in_array($op, array('submit', 'install_ok', 'update_ok', 'uninstall_ok'))) { if (!$GLOBALS['xoopsSecurity']->check()) { $op = 'list'; } } |
| X-AAM (Xoops - Anti Add Modules) |
| by DonCurioso on 2009/3/13 21:21:01 Para usuarios de habla hispana X-AAM is a hack for disallow the function to add/remove/deactive a module of Xoops, but allowing to actualize/edit the name of the module at time. Download |