Cool! Thank you!!

the tutorial you can find in the readme

That's awesome!!!

Were you able to solve the issue with the menu block?

If yes, could you write a tutorial about it?

As I need a modern dashboard theme for my wgSimpleAcc and wgFilemanager I started to work on SbAdmin5 which is based on Bootstrap 5, with minimal custom styling, suitable theme in building intranet, web apps and dashboards

Features
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- Closed Site Template (For Intranet Website)
- Support for XOOPS myMenus Module
- SCSS based theme with built in scripts for compiling Pug and CSS
- A flexbox based layout with fixed and static navigation options
- Toggleable sidebar menu with intuitive toggled states
- Custom panel styling
- Customizable main menu

A detailed description you can find here: https://github.com/XoopsThemes/sbadmin5/blob/master/README.md

Currently I work on implementing my modules. If you want to have a specific other module in this theme then please create an issue on: https://github.com/XoopsThemes/sbadmin5/issues

Download: https://github.com/XoopsThemes/sbadmin5

Don't hesitate to fork and/or contribute in improving this theme

Can you give us more info about the bug? What kind of error are you getting and what exactly does it say?

Once I have the info I'll look into it.

You might also try the SmartFAQ module

Hi all,

I'm looking for a module FAQ full-compatible for Xoops 2.5.10 (& Php 7.33)
I've tried Xoopsfaq-master 2.1.0 beta but there's a bug during module installation !

Gerard

hi, thank you I will test it and report back the solution :)

hi, thank you, should be fixed meanwhile

thank you for a new module for XOOPS

i got this error in modules/system/admin.php?fct=modulesadmin&op=installlist

Error: Error: Undefined constant '_MI_WGFILEMANAGER_NAME' in file /modules/wgfilemanager/xoops_version.php line 34

XOOPS Version XOOPS 2.5.11-Stable
PHP Version 7.4.33
MySQL Version 5.5.5-10.4.27-MariaDB

Hi i tried asking ChatGPT AI, I got this answer below. I didnt test it, not sure if it will work.

Yes, in XOOPS CMS, it is possible to have a block automatically activated upon installation of a module. This involves modifying the installation script of the module so that the block is registered and set as active during the installation process. Here's how you can do it:

Step-by-Step Guide
1. Locate the xoops_version.php file in your module:

This file contains the configuration details for your module, including block definitions.

2. Define the Block:

Ensure that your block is defined in the xoops_version.php file under the $modversion['blocks'] array. For example:



3. Modify the Installation Script:

Typically, the block is registered during the module installation process. To activate it by default, you can add code to set the block as active in the xoops_version.php file.

Add the following to the module's xoops_version.php file:



Replace 'your_module_name' with the actual directory name of your module.

4. Create oninstall.php File:

If not already present, create an oninstall.php file in the include directory of your module and define the module_install_function as shown above.

5. Test the Installation:

Install your module through the XOOPS administration panel and verify that the block is automatically activated upon installation.

Summary
By customizing the installation process, you can ensure that blocks are automatically activated when the module is installed. The key is to modify the xoops_version.php file and create a custom installation function that activates the block.