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Thanks for posting Bachus, 
I know how and what tables to share regarding the modules, its the core tables of XOOPS what Im struggling with.
I know how and what tables to share regarding the modules, its the core tables of XOOPS what Im struggling with.
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Hello
I have another problem with my XOOPS site. When someone upload an avatar or an image in image manager the format, the size and the name are checked... But not dimension.
I have re-up uploader.php in class (I'm not using mydownload RC1) I tryed to change if ($dimension[1] > $this->maxWidth) by if ($dimension[1] > $this->maxheight) in function CheckMaxHeight.... The problem is always here.
P.S. In a precedent post, i've signal that my php debuger don't work so I can't use it for this problem : (
I have another problem with my XOOPS site. When someone upload an avatar or an image in image manager the format, the size and the name are checked... But not dimension.
I have re-up uploader.php in class (I'm not using mydownload RC1) I tryed to change if ($dimension[1] > $this->maxWidth) by if ($dimension[1] > $this->maxheight) in function CheckMaxHeight.... The problem is always here.
P.S. In a precedent post, i've signal that my php debuger don't work so I can't use it for this problem : (
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The tabbed sections is TabMod which I modified just a bit in order to make it easier to include in a theme. The modification is available in TabMod Patches tracker
Basically it is a php file to be included in footer.php, a little code snippet to put in theme.html and a range of styles to put in style.css and then of course the TabMod module, which controls the links placement and hierarchy.
Do read the TabMod Usage Document on how to administrate the module.
Basically it is a php file to be included in footer.php, a little code snippet to put in theme.html and a range of styles to put in style.css and then of course the TabMod module, which controls the links placement and hierarchy.
Do read the TabMod Usage Document on how to administrate the module.
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Hi.
I'm happy french user. But since a long time I has a problem with php debuger in xoops...
When I try to use it, all my pages (admin work) are not working. Page refresh every one or two second !!
Someone can help me ???
I'm happy french user. But since a long time I has a problem with php debuger in xoops...
When I try to use it, all my pages (admin work) are not working. Page refresh every one or two second !!
Someone can help me ???
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I managed to get into the web Admin area, deselected all 'available' themes, and edited the default theme to 'default'.
Now I'm white screening :(
Any ideas, anyone?
I managed to get into the web Admin area, deselected all 'available' themes, and edited the default theme to 'default'.
Now I'm white screening :(
Any ideas, anyone?
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Quote:Agreed. Very few modules can work without XOOPS, since it relies on XOOPS user authentication or $xoopsDB. However, I may have been too general in my statement, although I don't personally perceive XOOPS as a part of the PHP system, but we are getting into technicalities here.
The long and short: Your module must be able to exist without relying on a supporting GPL licenced product, if you do not want to ship it as GPL.
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Hello all
My installation of XOOPS sits in an area of the website secured with an apache htaccess file. Users have to enter a username and password to access this area.
Does anyone know of an easy way I can set up XOOPS so that it automatically logs a user in using the username and password they entered to gain access to the secure area?
I have looked at the autologin hacks, authentication hacks, etc. I know that htaccess can reference a MySQL database and I have got this to work, I also know that two variables, php_auth_user, and php_auth_pw are set when a user logs into the secure area. From everything I have read i'm pretty sure this should be possible but i'm a little confused over what I would need to do...
I would really appreciate any help anyone can give.
Jonathan
My installation of XOOPS sits in an area of the website secured with an apache htaccess file. Users have to enter a username and password to access this area.
Does anyone know of an easy way I can set up XOOPS so that it automatically logs a user in using the username and password they entered to gain access to the secure area?
I have looked at the autologin hacks, authentication hacks, etc. I know that htaccess can reference a MySQL database and I have got this to work, I also know that two variables, php_auth_user, and php_auth_pw are set when a user logs into the secure area. From everything I have read i'm pretty sure this should be possible but i'm a little confused over what I would need to do...
I would really appreciate any help anyone can give.
Jonathan
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