The only contrasting file between Multisite 2.2.3 and the upgrade from 2.2.3a to 2.2.4 is kernel/profilefield.php. I'm finishing up a crosscheck right now between the files in 2.2.3, 2.2.4, and Multisite. As far as I can see, there are three lines that need to be edited for compatibility.

I'll finish the crosscheck up and see if I can find someplace to put the file up at tomorrow. When I have it up and I have thouroughly tested it for blatent errors, I'll let ya all know.

-zimmi88 =)

Hmmm... looks like your site is displaying the smarty variables rather than printing the content in place of the smarty vars.

Personally, I've deployed Google Analytics on my network and I've had no problems with it. Did you put the code provided just before the </body> tag? Check your theme file for errors.

Also, set the system preference you described to "No" and see if that changes anything.

If you're still having problems, feel free to post back for more assistance. Good luck with your site!
-zimmi88 =)

EDIT:
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Oooooohhhhh... just looked at the source output... for the smarty vars, it's using lt and gt (left incomplete so the text renders correctly) tags when it should be using < and >, respectively. Try finding & replacing the "&" tags with < and >.

A layout like this is definetly achievable in Xoops. The best way to go to manage a layout similar to this would be to use themes. The great thing about XOOPS Themes is that they only require a basic knowledge of HTML! The theme acts as your frame with "placeholders" for content added in (These "placeholders" are more commonly referred to as Smarty Variables). Then, you manage what fills those placeholders using the online Admin interface.

Xoops is quite flexable to handle most needs for websites. However, a better gauge as to whether XOOPS is right for you would be the modules. Browse the Module Repository for some modules so you can start getting some ideas as to what you can put on your site and how you'd like to organize it.

If you need more assistance, feel free to reply back. Xoops.org is filled with webmasters, users, and developers that are always more than happy to help out!

Well, I hope this helps. Good luck with your site!
-zimmi88 =)

Hmmmm... I think I remember seeing a post like this somewhere else on the forums.... I'll see if I can do some digging and post back.

In the meantime, it might be a MySQL error. Try repairing the table using a MySQL Database Management program, like PHPMyAdmin. Remember to back up your table before performing this operation, though!

Also, just so ya know, the latest version in the 2.2 branch is 2.2.4. Try upgrading your system to that version as well.

Reparing it manually... hmmm... an active user should have a level assigned to them besides 0, I believe. You could try adjusting the number of posts and their assigned level, as well as date joined. Try using Xoops' "Activate User" interface as well.

Well, if I find that post, I'll respond back to let ya know.
Good luck with your site!
-zimmi88 =)


EDIT:
Well, I wasn't able to find that specific post, but here's a recent post with a date problem similar to yours.
https://xoops.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=52152&forum=20&post_id=231902#forumpost231902

When you unzip the folder, you probably will see three folders:

/docs
/extra
/html

All the files that are listed within the tutorial are within the /html folder. This is the folder that contains all the core files and directories.

The /docs folder contains documents and help files for Xoops, including an installation guide and change log. The /extras folder should contain... well... extras (sorry, I haven't really explored that folder much...).

I hope things turn out well with your site. Once you install the files on your server, the admin interface is pretty simple to get and you'll be able to get your site live fairly quickly.

And if you run in to any problems, post back! Everybody here seems pretty willing to help out.

Sorry, this post turned out to be a little longer than I anticipated... good luck!
-zimmi88 =)

Thanks very much for the offer. I definetly could use the help.

I recently discovered too that the two browsers handle the div tag differently. I guess the deal is that IE automatically for some reason adds a break after the div content.

So... I've tried putting together some javascript that detects the browser and gives out slightly different content depending on what browser is being used. It works okay, but there are some bugs with it. The order of the tabs switch around between Firefox and IE, the avatar page is a little bugged in IE, and I have no clue how to fix the bug in the pm_readpmsg template, seeing there are no div tags, but, rather, it's a table.

Images:

pm_readpmsg Page in Firefox and IE, respectivly:
<a href="http://img202.imageshack.us/my.php?image=ffreadpmsgscnsht4xp.gif" target="_blank"><img src="http://img202.imageshack.us/img202/3029/ffreadpmsgscnsht4xp.th.gif" border="0" /></a>
<a href="http://img202.imageshack.us/my.php?image=iereadpmsgscnsht7fx.gif" target="_blank"><img src="http://img202.imageshack.us/img202/539/iereadpmsgscnsht7fx.th.gif" border="0" /></a>

Avatar Page in Firefox and IE, respectivly:
<a href="http://img202.imageshack.us/my.php?image=ffprofileavatarscnsht1zt.gif" target="_blank"><img src="http://img202.imageshack.us/img202/9841/ffprofileavatarscnsht1zt.th.gif" border="0" /></a>
<a href="http://img202.imageshack.us/my.php?image=ieprofileavatarscnsht4gq.gif" target="_blank"><img src="http://img202.imageshack.us/img202/2290/ieprofileavatarscnsht4gq.th.gif" border="0" /></a>


Thanks very much again for offering to help. I'll send you a PM with the URL for the files.
-zimmi88 =)

First, check within the module's permissions to check and make sure the ability to limit access to pages isn't already there.

You could try something with the tag [{$xoops_isuser}] (with arrow symbols instead of brackets). If you have access to the template that represents the page you want to limit access to, try adding in a structure like...



Good luck with your site!
-zimmi88 =)

Thanks very much for your offer. I put together a zip file with all the editations I've made. I'm sending you via PM the URL to download it at. Thanks again!
-zimmi88 =)

EDIT:
Here, also, is the little snippet for the tabs and my CSS info...

Here's the information as requested by the XOOPS Moderators...
XOOPS Version:
XOOPS 2.2.3 Final

Module Name/Version:
Profile/Private Messaging

PHP Version:
5.0.4

MySQL Version:
4.1.14

Web Server Software (Apache/IIS/Other):
Apache/2.0.54 (Fedora)

Operating System:
Linux

Theme you are using:
Personal Theme

Custom template: (Yes/No)
Yes

PHP Debug Messages:
N/A

MySQL Debug Messages:
N/A

Smarty Debug Messages:
N/A

A full description of the issue:
I recently changed the templates (and a couple of the profile php files) of the Profile and Private Messaging system to make a new GUI for the modules. The idea is that the tabs are supposed to be right next to the rest of the page's content on the right side. I tried using the tag [div align="right"] (brackets supplemented for arrows) to do this. It works fine in Firefox, but in Internet Explorer, there is a huge gap between the tabs and the rest of the content. I've tried using tables to try and change this, but that's failed too. What should I do to achieve the look I have in Firefox in Internet Explorer as well?

The following screenshots are examples from the Private Messaging module's Inbox.

Firefox Screenshot


Internet Explorer Screenshot:


The basic structure for the Template is below:
[div align="right"]
[{if $op == "out"}]
DRAW OUT ALL FOUR TABS W/ EFFECTS FOR onmouseover() AND onmouseout()
[{elseif $op == "save"}]
SAME AS PREVIOUS
[{elseif $op == "in"}]
SAME AS PREVIOUS
[/div]
REST OF PRIVATE MESSAGING TEMPLATE CONTENT HAS NOT BEEN EDITED


Thank you very much in advance for any help you can give to this situation. I look forward to, with your help, completing these changes and releasing them for the benefit of the XOOPS community.

-zimmi88 =)

while it is helpful to know a bit of HTML and PHP, you DO NOT need to know either in order to use Xoops. The XOOPS platform is lucky enough to have a fantastic group of developers that create fully-functional modules and themes.

okay... to install Xoops...
1) Get the latest XOOPS full version (which, as you have noted, you have done already...)
2) Put all these files on a server that's PHP enabled and has Apache handlers. You can check with your host to see if these are available. It's generally best to put your install in the root directory of your site.
3) Go to www.YOURSITE.com/install/ and follow the on-screen instructions to install Xoops. Note that before you start, you'll need to know where your MySQL database is hosted as well as the virtual and physical paths of your site.
4) That's it! Assuming all turns out okay, your site will be ready to go. From here, head over the Module Repository and Theme Library to get some cool modules and themes for the site.

Good luck with your site!
-zimmi88 =)