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Re: I think that this site...

2003/10/10 19:32
ackbarr
Posts: 1449
Since: 2002/10/2

you're welcome

Quote:

ryancoke wrote:
Is great. Theres alot of helpful people out there, and newbies like me are very thankful!

THANKS!

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1172

Re: Xoops and Perl

2003/10/10 16:54
ackbarr
Posts: 1449
Since: 2002/10/2

The XOOPS core and core modules do not require perl at all, but 3rd party modules may have additional requirements.

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1173

Re: XOOPS time, format and offset

2003/10/10 16:51
ackbarr
Posts: 1449
Since: 2002/10/2

Timezones
$xoopsConfig['default_TZ'] - stores user default timezone
$xoopsConfig['server_TZ'] - stores system timezone
$xoopsUser->getVar("timezone_offset") - stores current user's timezone

Date Formats Constants (See /language//global.php)
_DATESTRING - Normal date format
_MEDIUMDATESTRING - Shorter date format
_SHORTDATESTRING - Shortest date format

Helpful Date functions (/includes/functions.php)
xoops_getUserTimestamp($time, $timeoffset="")
Alters the $time by the specified $timeoffset

formatTimestamp($time, $format="l", $timeoffset="")
Function to display formatted times in user timezone

userTimeToServerTime($timestamp, $userTZ=null)
Function to calculate server timestamp from user entered time (timestamp)

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Re: Date & Time displayed in realtime?

2003/10/10 14:21
ackbarr
Posts: 1449
Since: 2002/10/2

to make a continously counting clock, you would need to use javascript. There are several scripts available for download. Perhaps this one might help:

http://www.cgiscript.net/cgi-script/csNews/csNews.cgi?database=js_scroll_title_status_bars%2edb&command=viewone&id=51&op=t

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1175

Re: read/write access implemented?

2003/10/10 14:17
ackbarr
Posts: 1449
Since: 2002/10/2

It is currently up to the module to enforce security within a module's specific functions (posting a new article, viewing elements in a particular category, etc) The core only provides a mechanism to allow access into the module itself, through group security. I would recommend asking the guestbook module developer for insight on how to modify their module to do what you want.

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1176

Re: Removing links from index.php

2003/10/10 1:17
ackbarr
Posts: 1449
Since: 2002/10/2

stmap - for a starting tutorial for manipulating templates please see my post in this thread:

https://xoops.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=12739&forum=20#forumpost51165

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Re: main menu?

2003/10/9 21:57
ackbarr
Posts: 1449
Since: 2002/10/2

ok - there seems to be a bit of confusion about how to best modify templates. When a module is installed, all defined templates for that module are inserted into the database, where they can be seen in "System" -> "Templates". If you want to modify a template, instead of modifying the files in /modules//templates, you can modify them in the database by:

First. Clone the default template set. Go to "System" -> "Templates" and click [ Clone ] for the default template set.
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This template set will hold all our custom changes.

Second. Edit your template. If you click on "[List]" next to "System", you will see a long list of templates. Page templates are displayed at the top, block templates are displayed at the bottom. In your particular example, you want to modify the Main Menu Block - "system_block_mainmenu.html" in the block section.
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To add links to your main menu block add the appropriate html code after

To make them look just like the other modules in the main menu block your code should look like this:

<a class="menuMain" href="yoururl">Your Title Goes Herea>

Third. Set this new template set as the default.
Go to "System" -> "Preferences" -> "General Settings" and change the "Default Template Set" property to our new template set.
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If the above seems too daunting for you, I highly recommend downloading the iMenu module, which lets you define Main Menu links in the administration panel.

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Re: 2.0.3---> 2.0.5 Upgrade failure

2003/10/9 21:20
ackbarr
Posts: 1449
Since: 2002/10/2

try re-uploading /kernel/module.php from the update package to your webserver.

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Re: Fatal error: Call to undefined function: get() in /home/sites/site54/web/MCDK/include/common.php

2003/10/9 16:32
ackbarr
Posts: 1449
Since: 2002/10/2

It should also be noted that modules that include modified copies of /include/common.php (most notably Invision Power Board) will need to be updated to work with 2.0.5

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Re: Reorder position & Appearance of blocks

2003/10/7 15:13
ackbarr
Posts: 1449
Since: 2002/10/2

1. To re-order blocks use the "Weight" column in "System" -> "Blocks". When blocks are rendered, the lowest weight is displayed first. So if you wanted your blocks to render:

1. Custom Block 1
2. Poll Block
3. Custom Block 2

Set the weight of the first block to 1, the second to 2, etc.

2. Make sure that the anonymous group has block access to custom block 1 and custom block 2 in "System" -> "Groups"

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Re: Removing links from index.php

Re: main menu?

Re: 2.0.3---> 2.0.5 Upgrade failure

Re: Fatal error: Call to undefined function: get() in /home/sites/site54/web/MCDK/include/common.php

Re: Reorder position & Appearance of blocks

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