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Thanks for the fix! It was line 453 on my system as well.
<small>[ Edited by MrSmith on 2002/6/13 8:04:59 ]</small>
<small>[ Edited by MrSmith on 2002/6/13 8:04:59 ]</small>
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Quote:
I did have it set that way in my preferences but it wasn't working. XOOPS is hardcoded to use "Newest First" for the viewing mode when new users sign up. As it is right now, the setting in preferences is only affecting anonymous users.
The change I suggested hard codes it so that "oldest first" is the default viewing mode for new users. What really should be done is that it should take the setting specified from preferences, which is what it looks like the developers will do.
why not just set in "Preferences" default comments order to "oldest first" ??
I did have it set that way in my preferences but it wasn't working. XOOPS is hardcoded to use "Newest First" for the viewing mode when new users sign up. As it is right now, the setting in preferences is only affecting anonymous users.
The change I suggested hard codes it so that "oldest first" is the default viewing mode for new users. What really should be done is that it should take the setting specified from preferences, which is what it looks like the developers will do.
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Quote:
thanks, we will fix this
MrSmith wrote:
Nevermind.. I found it. In case anyone else wants to know, look at function store in class XoopsUser in class/xoopsuser.php (line 227)
You will see that its using a defalut value of "1" for uorder. If you want oldest first as your default view mode for new users, set this to "0"
thanks, we will fix this
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Nevermind.. I found it. In case anyone else wants to know, look at function store in class XoopsUser in class/xoopsuser.php (line 227)
You will see that its using a defalut value of "1" for uorder. If you want oldest first as your default view mode for new users, set this to "0"
You will see that its using a defalut value of "1" for uorder. If you want oldest first as your default view mode for new users, set this to "0"
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Nevermind.. I found it. In case anyone else wants to know, look at function store in class XoopsUser in class/xoopsuser.php (line 227)
You will see that its using a defalut value of "1" for uorder. If you want oldest first as your default view mode for new users, set this to "0"
You will see that its using a defalut value of "1" for uorder. If you want oldest first as your default view mode for new users, set this to "0"
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I have my default comment viewing order set to "oldest first" which works fine for the anonymous users, but when new users register it sets the users default view mode to "Newest First" which is quite confusing to alot of my members.
How can I change things so that all new users are created with the correct default view mode?
I've looked through register.php, and tried to hardcode it with
$newuser->setVar("uorder", 0);
but that didn't do it. Anyone have any other ideas?
How can I change things so that all new users are created with the correct default view mode?
I've looked through register.php, and tried to hardcode it with
$newuser->setVar("uorder", 0);
but that didn't do it. Anyone have any other ideas?
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I'm getting ready to polish the theme for my site, and while there are things I like about phpkaox, I love the use of keyword font sizes in the blue thunder theme.
So, with that in mind, I have been digging into some CSS resources that shed some light on some cross-browser issues and give advice and tests on how to optimize your CSS code.
I thought I would share the links with you:
http://www.alistapart.com/stories/sizematters/
A List Apart: Size Matters -- Overview of accessibility advantages with font-size keywords versus px
http://www.webreview.com/style/
Cross-browser compatible CSS
http://www.utexas.edu/learn/css/
Very easy to read explanation of style sheets... from simple to advanced
http://www.expressnews.ualberta.ca/ualberta/Services/css.html
A nice, quick sample/test page
http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS1
W3C CSS1 specification
http://www.csszengarden.com/
Dramatic example of the power of separating presentation from content... and some inspiring designs.
So, with that in mind, I have been digging into some CSS resources that shed some light on some cross-browser issues and give advice and tests on how to optimize your CSS code.
I thought I would share the links with you:
http://www.alistapart.com/stories/sizematters/
A List Apart: Size Matters -- Overview of accessibility advantages with font-size keywords versus px
http://www.webreview.com/style/
Cross-browser compatible CSS
http://www.utexas.edu/learn/css/
Very easy to read explanation of style sheets... from simple to advanced
http://www.expressnews.ualberta.ca/ualberta/Services/css.html
A nice, quick sample/test page
http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS1
W3C CSS1 specification
http://www.csszengarden.com/
Dramatic example of the power of separating presentation from content... and some inspiring designs.
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