Does any one know of an In/Out board module for Xoops?

We are looking for something to add to our intranet that will allow people to mark on the board where they are. For example, I'm at lunch and will return at 2:30pm.

I have searched the modules and have not found anything so far. Maybe I am using the wrong search terms...

Any help or direction would be greatly appreciated.

We have an existing site indexed by Google and other bots/crawlers on a regular basis. In addition, several employees have printed business cards with mysite.com/their_folder

We are looking to convert the site to XOOPS but are concerned about keeping our folder structure.

Is there a way to add content into folders to match our existing structure? Can the folders be modules? Tiny-D?

Please offer your suggestions and comments!

THANKS!!!
Chad

THANKS! That works great! I will file that away for future reference.

Again - Thank You!

I added a one page script to the XOOPS framework using this as my guide:https://xoops.org/modules/smartfaq/faq.php?faqid=253

That worked great but my problem is more specific to PHP.

How can I read a variable from the querystring if the case does not match? Example: I want the value for 'subject' when the querystring could look like any of the following:

contact.php?subject=Blah
contact.php?Subject=Blah+Blah
contact.php?SUbject=Blah%20Blah%20Blah

Obviously there may be more variations but you get the idea.

I need to use the php script to pull this off. Adding a rewrite rule to Apache for this issue is out of the question for this project.

Thanks for any help!

Thanks for the suggestions. I'll make one of them work - or try something else. I'm really glad we found this on our test box!

Thanks again!

Xoops Admin - Preferences - General Settings - Module for your start page

I can see why setting a module as a start page could be a bad thing. If the module is ever removed the main page of the site would be broken and so would all bookmarks to "Home."

Please direct me to what settings are changed when a module has been set to the start page.

We tried this on a test site and that's how we found the problem. Our problem is after a login XOOPS redirects the user to the home page which happens to be the main page of the module. Where is that setting so it can be changed?

Thanks for any help!

Quote:

Could you point me in the direction of what the "xoops's built in smarty values" are?

Also, do you know if they are accessible using GIJoe's Tiny-D module?

Thanks for any help!

My aplologizies, I should have mentioned that in the first place... Yes the XOOPS_URL has been defined in mainfile.php and the line looks like this:

define('XOOPS_URL', 'http://www.mysite.com'); // (no trailing slashes!)

Everything else in the site works that uses the xoops_url except the redirection after a valid login. Even invalid logins are redirected to the correct place.

I have noticed on an invalid login the URL has the querystring set to: ?xoops_redirect=%2Fbad_folder%2Fuser.php%3F

Thanks for any help!

We just moved our test site to our production server. Everything works great except when a user logs in. The login forms sends the information correctly and the message appears, "Thank you for logging in [username]." Then the meta refresh is directing the web browser to the wrong place. A folder (that does not exist) under the top level of the site.

Can anyone point me in the direction on what setting to change to get the user.php to redirect to the main page of the site "/index.php" ?

Thanks for any help!

A little background: our test box url is :http://mysite.com/subfolder and our production ishttp://mysite.com/
so the loss of the subfolder is our problem.

THANKS!

Is filemanager (version 3 available from the
Xoops module area) compatible with an IIS installation of XOOPS version 2.0.9.2?

Installation (seemingly) is OK. We see the module fine, and a page displays with the following:

<top of page>
[ folders and files here ]

Actions below show the following:
Upload a file in the directory : /
Create a new directory in : /
Create a new file in : /
</bottom of page>

Anything we click on take us back to the same screen and none of the actions work as expected: no directories are created, no new files are added and no uploads happen. PHP debug is on and we receive the following warnings and notices:

Notice [PHP]: Constant _YES already defined in file c:\inetpub\wwwroot\ccis\modules\filemanager\language\english\admin.php line 48
Notice [PHP]: Constant _NO already defined in file c:\inetpub\wwwroot\ccis\modules\filemanager\language\english\admin.php line 49
Notice [PHP]: Constant _exists already defined in file c:\inetpub\wwwroot\ccis\modules\filemanager\language\english\admin.php line 71
Notice [PHP]: Undefined variable: action in file c:\inetpub\wwwroot\ccis\modules\filemanager\admin\index.php line 15
Notice [PHP]: Undefined variable: action in file c:\inetpub\wwwroot\ccis\modules\filemanager\admin\index.php line 18
Notice [PHP]: Undefined variable: hautpage in file c:\inetpub\wwwroot\ccis\modules\filemanager\admin\index.php line 643
Warning [PHP]: main(): Failed opening '' for inclusion (include_path='.;c:\php4\pear') in file c:\inetpub\wwwroot\ccis\modules\filemanager\admin\index.php line 643
Notice [PHP]: Undefined variable: id in file c:\inetpub\wwwroot\ccis\modules\filemanager\admin\index.php line 644
Notice [PHP]: Undefined variable: nom_rep in file c:\inetpub\wwwroot\ccis\modules\filemanager\admin\index.php line 655
Notice [PHP]: Undefined variable: user in file c:\inetpub\wwwroot\ccis\modules\filemanager\admin\main.php line 304
Notice [PHP]: Undefined variable: lien in file c:\inetpub\wwwroot\ccis\modules\filemanager\admin\main.php line 342
Notice [PHP]: Undefined variable: lien in file c:\inetpub\wwwroot\ccis\modules\filemanager\admin\main.php line 348
Notice [PHP]: Undefined variable: lien in file c:\inetpub\wwwroot\ccis\modules\filemanager\admin\main.php line 354
Notice [PHP]: Undefined variable: lien in file c:\inetpub\wwwroot\ccis\modules\filemanager\admin\main.php line 360


Any help would be greatly appreciated!

THANKS!