My confirmation e-mails are getting sent to Yahoo! & others bulk folder beacuse of my Shared IP. What I would like to do is modify the registration confirmation screens' appearance below:



I would like to add text reminding Yahoo! clients to check their "Bulk" folder. I would also like to add some other text as well. Which file do I have to edit to get to it. I've scoured the register.php and registerform.php files and cannot find a place to insert text. As well I've looked at the source output and do not know enough about php to decipher where the tags interconnect within the XOOPS system.

Can someone give me a lead on where I can edit a XOOPS file to add text to the above pictured output page? Or even an alternative.

Sorry, should have read "front" page.

Another option which I have grow to love is the AMS (Article Management Stetem) module. I thought of myself as a picky prosumer who was looking for a proper news module, AMS met all my need easily. Take a look at my from page and you'll see what I mean.

I donated $10 for the latest release and can say that was one of the best investments I have ever made, bar none.

If my page is loading inside of a frame on certain websites, what can I do to break my page out of the frame and reload either its own page or overtop of the referring page?

What options are available to me for adding interatively fun content to my site. Games, puzzles, crosswords, etc. I like the pnFlashgames module from postnuke. I know there has been a port but it is extremely buggy and not an option in its most recent incarnation.

Besides my stimulating, thought provoking content , how else can I provide an escape to my visitors?

A polite :BUMP: of my topic.

My experience with Koivi has been positively mixed. The Koivi editor does show in Firefox on my page, but there are anomalies.

I had massive problems with it and tables on my newbb, but I didn't need tables anyway so I just hid the table buttons. The posted text and text background colors didn't always play well with my theme. I had a non power user try it out to publish articles in AMS and they had problems. I believe the problem stemmed more from the users’ personal lack in web instinct/experience than from Koivi tho.

With those types of experiences so far you can gauge what kind of search I am on. A search for a basic, get the job done WYSIWYG editor for my users which is cross platform compatible and shows me instantly how my post will look without having to preview. Haha, back to square one. I seemingly ask for little, but in essence my quest is for a holy grail which is elusively just out of my reach. I don't need tables, superscript, or glowing text. Just the basics.

IMO, Koivi and Spaw are my choices. FCK is too elaborate. I haven't tried HTMLarea or Tiny to comment on them. That being said, Koivi is almost there for me. Spaw, well if I can it working with my site I'd better be able to gauge how it fits my needs.

I ask this question once again, but a bit differently this time. What are the latest methods (as of March 9, 2005) and download directions for installing Spaw into Xoops? More specifically, if possible tell how does one get it working with NewBB 2.0.2 and AMS 2.41?

I apologize if this post is a bit scattered. Rather this that multiple posts.

Where can I get the latest known links to the reviewed WYSIWYG editor downloads. I for example am looking for Spaw and can find two; the original developers site and the WF-Projects site here.

Are these the only listings for Spaw? I have read that the WF-Projects Spaw editor only works with IE and that it is somewhat dated. Is this true?

What may be important to your document is where the latest versions of the reviewed XOOPS compatible WYSIWYG editors can be found. I for one am not sure which incarnation of Spaw to try.

An official call to have this link featured more prominently on the site. I almost missed this outstanding article.

A very great read. It was a question that has been a long time in the asking. Your analysis has prompted me to try a few things differently with my site.

I already have your editor installed. I am now going to try Spaw as well. My target demographic is less technically inclined so my preference is to have a basic, solid, WYSIWYG editor.

Tell me, can you elaborate a bit on your findings with Spaw and Firefox? Or even separately, Mozilla, Safari, and the new Netscape? I know that it's not probable for you to know all, but I'd be interested to find out.

Once again my hat is off to you, I enjoyed the read.