Greetings and welcome on XOOPS forums

How about adapting yourself your theme to your XOOPS site? You could certainly find help by reading the FAQ and browsing the doc site.

Cheers.

I'm sorry to come back so late, but I'm busy. I'll try to find out my former problems (sometimes, it works )

But I've a date problem: when displaying the "new member" block, the date shows "1970/01/01". Strange: my birthdate is later than my registration date on my local test site

Hi,

just to say that I'm not interested in a recipe module, but a french Xoopser made a module for this task: demo here and download here.

Cheers

1. I don't know, I doni't use this theme.
2. No. They are encrypted with a MD5 algorithm. And, why would you know the user's password? This kind of data is strictly private.

Hi everybody. I'm joining to Marco to give you some feedback about tests I've made with a local Mac environment.

First of all, just know that I use two kinds of local environment: PHP4 and MySQL4 installated around the Apache server installed by Apple, and a MAMP environment.

The MAMP server is perhaps the easiest way to use Xoops, since it does not require to "play" with the Terminal application to install Apache, MySQL, etc. In addition to this "download and play" feeling, it can very easily switch from PHP4 to PHP5 by just clicking on a single button. So I recommend using this program for Mac users newbies. But I have a problem with Xoops2.1 (latest available download at the time of writing this post). XOOPS always redirects me to the "firewall problem page" (I mean the "Why am I being redirected here?" page, even if my firewall is turned off.

This problem doesn't happen in the other environment, despite the fact I'm using the same browser with the same parameters.

In this environment, if I switch to the "x2t" theme, I not only cannot go back but, there's no button to go back to the admin, but XOOPS doesn't want me to go to the admin panel if I try by typing the correct adress (xoops/admin.php) in my navigation bar.

And last, but not the least: I cannot manage blocks. (No message in the PHP debugger).

Cheers and Happy Xoopsing... until I come back with more feedback.

Sure,

just take a look at the FAQ for learning how to clone a module.

Happy Xoopsing!

Sure, it is possible. Just take a look a the FAQ and search for how to clone a module.

Happy Xoopsing.

Hi,

To Mikhail: Were did you find this document? I've searched with Google and found nothing. Can you put a link, please?

To decen: I don't think it's a good idea to start your participation here with an advertising link of a website which isn't Xoops-powered, even if it's yours.

Cheers.

Quote:

Hi,

I'm not sure you searched the site correctly. In nearly 30 seconds, by using the search box with the single word "clone", in the XOOPS FAQ, I found this

Happy Xoopsing.

Hi, and welcome on Xoops.org forums.

I think the best you can do is to read documentation files (search out for "Xoops for dummies" for example, or the FAQ on this site) and learning how to manage blocks.

For example, you will learn that for creating a welcome message, you will have to go to admin>block>custom block and create there a new block with your welcome message here. Don't forget to give proper authorisations to access this blocks for anonymous users (admin>groups).

Happy Xoopsing!