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Re: anyone know a calender module that..
  • 2006/8/30 14:46

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The problem is I assume (a big assumption, I know) that the notification may require me to have the site open all the time?

Or has it some way of interupting me if i am doing something else?

Thx. Ill check it out.



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Re: Is there a good simple chat module that people can recommend?
  • 2006/8/30 14:40

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I could not find anything called lace in the depository nor in the link wizanda gave, so I ended up dl'ing something called aChat which may or may not be the same as Lace. It uses Ajax technology (whatever that is).

It wasn't exactly what I had in mind, but it works - and it will do the job - so i think i will keep it.



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Re: Xoops admin tells me to.. (in RED)...
  • 2006/8/30 13:21

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Quote:

davidl2 wrote:
Yes, you're right - I forget it does have an FTP type facility

Which version do you use? I'll see if I can help on that.


Thx.

MX2004.

I think I may have to download an extention in order to do that... as far as I am reading by searching the internet now..



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Re: Xoops admin tells me to.. (in RED)...
  • 2006/8/30 13:14

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Quote:

davidl2 wrote:
You do not use Dreamweaver (which is a html editor) to change permissions.. you will need to use the FTP software you uploaded XOOPS with.

Yes, you need to change your permissions for security purposes.


I did upload the site and modules etc with Dreamweaver. I used to use FTP programs, but for the last couple of years I have been using Dreamweaver. Never CHMODed though.



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Re: Xoops admin tells me to.. (in RED)...
  • 2006/8/30 13:04

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Btw.. why do I even need to do this?

Everything works fine, so I assume it is a security issue?



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Re: [XOOPS] Designing a default module pack for Xoops Core
  • 2006/8/30 12:55

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Quote:

jensclas wrote:
Gosh Solo...this depends so much on what people want to do with their sites and their target audience it could be really difficult...

but I have an idea...at least a 'basic concepts pack' useful for new xoopsers containing some basic and commonly used modules like
-news - because it is the most basic of 'content' we could use
-forum- it's a popular communication tool and a good one to learn the issues of site management, securitym groups and permissions
-downloads - good for learning to use your ftp program well
-faq's - a nice simple module suited to almost any topic - either on how to use a site as a registered user or on the content of the site
-image manger/album in a simple version.
-back up module (can't recall the name right now) - but because we keep reminding ourselves to 'backup' this is an 'essential' tool.

But if you were to package a beginners pack you would also need to have read me files that address the needs of beginers, directs them to the documentation and tutorials etc.

Once a new user got the hang of these modules they would then be better prepared for more complex modules...some of which I use and some I don't. I read about a lot more modules than I actually use!

So much of creating a good site is about discovering which modules best suit your needs. It would be a hard task to choose one module over another for a package unless maybe you 'themed' the pack somehow...

I don't know...just running ideas off the top of my head here now...
Gamers pack
Multimedia pack
Community organisation pack
Ecommerce pack
Information/resource pack

But then again I would be really careful that these modules had appropriate review files because the process of download, install, try, discover it does or doesn't do what i think has been very time consuming....but great learning see....i can't make up my mind on this one! I learned so much doing this even though it took heaps of time that in the end it has been a worthwhile process....




Themed packs sound like a great idea (i haven't read the rest of this tread yet... but unless something speaks against it, I like that idea).



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anyone know a calender module that..
  • 2006/8/30 12:07

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Can send an email to users when an event is due. Because the reason I need a calender is mostly to be reminded, so if it cannot give me a (interuptive) alert, then it may be of little use.

Secondly, I have a suggestion for something to add in a calender (if it isn't already there). It is so that when a user makes a personal event in his/her calender, that there is an option like this "A: Private or B: Public interest".

That way my members (who have similar interests and often have the same alerts, can get eachothers alerts (the ones others deem are relevant for many people). That way my calender would be pretty full fast and I would not even have to remember to put everything in there myself. Perhaps the ones that are deemed public interest (and I have because someone else put them) in faded colors and my own personals ones in stronger or bold.

Thx.

Deram



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Re: Xoops admin tells me to.. (in RED)...
  • 2006/8/30 11:25

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Thx Andy..

However, I am not sure what to do...

"change the fileattribute to 444"
"Normally we say chmod"
"u must give the follow folder chmod 777."

OK, does that mean that I (in Dreamweaver) right click the file mainfile.php and press 444 (somewhere).

Then I change the fileattribute on those three folders (this time not a file, but three folders):
- cache
- templates_c
- uploads

_____

Did I understand that correctly..?

PS. If I did, I still need a little more help, because there is no obvious place to change atributes when right clicking in dreamweaver. There is a "cloaking" option that I don't know what is.

Thx for helping me..



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Xoops admin tells me to.. (in RED)...
  • 2006/8/30 11:04

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"WARNING: File /home/****/public_html/xoops/mainfile.php is writeable by the server.
Please change the permission of this file for security reasons.
in Unix (444), in Win32 (read-only)"

OK... how do I do that....????? I have no idea..



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Re: Is there a good simple chat module that people can recommend?
  • 2006/8/30 3:13

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I couldn;'t find Jans Shoutbox. So I installed another one: the most downloaded one from the depository, but that doesnt work. It looks ok, but when i enter a name and presses enter, it still says "0 people in chat".

So, I was lookingfor Jans again and found it. For some reason it seems that it was not under the category "chats". But I found it anyway.

However, it is not called tidy shoubox but rather just shoutbox. Another person made it tidyer.. and called it tidy..Is that the one you have or the original shoutbox?

also, he said that the version is not compatible with MySQL but with something else (forgot what). So - is that a problem? I installed via fantastico and have the normal modules (CBB etc. for ver 14).

I thouhght XOOPS (CBB) was using mysql, so is it a problem for my current setup that the shoutbox is not compatible, or??




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