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Hi Dave_L,
i have changed the code according to your example and now it works.
1st have to add the options to the select box and afterwards add the select box to the form.
Thanks alot,
Marco
i have changed the code according to your example and now it works.
1st have to add the options to the select box and afterwards add the select box to the form.
Thanks alot,
Marco
33
I changed names a bit, because there where some doubles.
Now using:
same error:
Array ( [1] => Testtitle1 [2] => Testtitle2 [3] => Testtitle3 )
Fatal error: Call to a member function addElement() on a non-object in ...
Marco
Edit: not quite the same error, as i see now.
Now using:
$options = array("1" => "Testtitle1", "2" => "Testtitle2", "3" => "Testtitle3");
/*
$options[] = "Testtitle1";
$options[] = "Testtitle2";
$options[] = "Testtitle3";
*/
print_r($options);
$formSelect = new XoopsThemeForm('Select', 'SelectForm', 'index.php', 'POST');
$frmSelTitle->addElement(new XoopsFormSelect($caption="Select Title", $name="selectTitle", $value=null, $size=1, $multiple=false));
$frmSelTitle->addOptionArray($options);
$formSelect->display();
same error:
Array ( [1] => Testtitle1 [2] => Testtitle2 [3] => Testtitle3 )
Fatal error: Call to a member function addElement() on a non-object in ...
MarcoEdit: not quite the same error, as i see now.
34
Thanks 3Ir0n,
changepass.php is a good example for this.
Does somebody have another good tip for me on how to use the XoopsFormSelect Element?
I tried
Quote:
but i only get the following error message:
Fatal error: Call to undefined method XoopsThemeForm::addOptionArray() in ...
i also tried to the same result
Quote:
I don't get it, cause i saw many examples 'quite' similar
Xoops Version 2.2.4
Marco
changepass.php is a good example for this.
Does somebody have another good tip for me on how to use the XoopsFormSelect Element?
I tried
Quote:
$optionsTitles[] = "Testtitle1";
$optionsTitles[] = "Testtitle2";
$optionsTitles[] = "Testtitle3";
$frmSelTitle = new XoopsThemeForm('Select', 'SelTitle', 'index.php', 'POST');
$frmSelTitle->addElement(new XoopsFormSelect($caption="Select Title", $name="selTitle", $value=null, $size=1, $multiple=false));
$frmSelTitle->addOptionArray($optionsTitles);
$frmSelTitle->display();
but i only get the following error message:
Fatal error: Call to undefined method XoopsThemeForm::addOptionArray() in ...
i also tried to the same result
Quote:
$optionsTitles = array("1" => "Testtitle1",
"2" => "Testtitle2",
"3" => "Testtitle3")
I don't get it, cause i saw many examples 'quite' similar
Xoops Version 2.2.4
Marco
35
The difference is you don't have to guess the first word.
As we all by now know that your login name is Mandlea its just to guess the second word and thats a difference.
Everybody has now understood your point of view!
Marco
As we all by now know that your login name is Mandlea its just to guess the second word and thats a difference.
Everybody has now understood your point of view!
Marco
36
Hi viking956,
you have to change the xoops_url in the mainfile.php and afterwards update the system module
Marco
you have to change the xoops_url in the mainfile.php and afterwards update the system module
Marco
37
Dear mandlea,
in a windows or unix system you have to be system administrator, to see a list of all login names.
A Hacker must in fact use brute force or social hacking to get a username and then has to do the same with the password.
In a XOOPS environment, a hacker registers himself as a new user and then takes a look at the users list. With the username=loginname he has access to all loginnames and needs only to hack through the passwords.
So your comparison between unix and XOOPS is not quite as simple as you state it here.
What kind of users do you address on your homepage, that you believe they choose passwords as komplex and secure as you have written in your example? Normal users (not internet security specialists
) tend to use name_of_my_1st_child_and_part_of_my_wifes_birthdate or similar.
I agree with you, that this feature is an additional source for confusion and therefor support issues, but i cannot follow your argumentation. This gets a bit to academic and way to aggressive for my taste.
Also I think, with your teaching wording it is fairly improbable that anyone who is in a positon to do this change has a strong motivation to do so for you.
So i suggest you calm down a bit and let people think about the pros and cons.
Marco
in a windows or unix system you have to be system administrator, to see a list of all login names.
A Hacker must in fact use brute force or social hacking to get a username and then has to do the same with the password.
In a XOOPS environment, a hacker registers himself as a new user and then takes a look at the users list. With the username=loginname he has access to all loginnames and needs only to hack through the passwords.
So your comparison between unix and XOOPS is not quite as simple as you state it here.
What kind of users do you address on your homepage, that you believe they choose passwords as komplex and secure as you have written in your example? Normal users (not internet security specialists
) tend to use name_of_my_1st_child_and_part_of_my_wifes_birthdate or similar.I agree with you, that this feature is an additional source for confusion and therefor support issues, but i cannot follow your argumentation. This gets a bit to academic and way to aggressive for my taste.
Also I think, with your teaching wording it is fairly improbable that anyone who is in a positon to do this change has a strong motivation to do so for you.
So i suggest you calm down a bit and let people think about the pros and cons.
Marco
38
Hi all,
i have a question about integrating a form into a custom module.
With:
Quote:
i can show a textbox on the page.
But i can't find any hint how to get the data out of the textbox.
What is the varname, and how do i get it after writing into that Box?
Marco
i have a question about integrating a form into a custom module.
With:
Quote:
$testform = new XoopsSimpleForm('Testform', 'name of form', 'index.php', 'POST');
$testform->addElement(new XoopsFormText("testform", "testformdata", 25, 10, "default"));
$testform->display();
i can show a textbox on the page.
But i can't find any hint how to get the data out of the textbox.
What is the varname, and how do i get it after writing into that Box?
Marco
39
Hi there,
on my website all content is visible to registered users only. Most of the users receive their notifications by email with a link to the newly added content.
But when u click on the link, you are led to the login page.
After logging in, you are not redirected to the original URL where you wanted to go to, but to the top page.
Is there any way to:
a) redirect user to original requested URL after login
e.g. modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=41&forum=1
or
b) put informations for an autologin into the URL in the notification eMail (no security issue for MY website)
TIA, Marco
on my website all content is visible to registered users only. Most of the users receive their notifications by email with a link to the newly added content.
But when u click on the link, you are led to the login page.
After logging in, you are not redirected to the original URL where you wanted to go to, but to the top page.
Is there any way to:
a) redirect user to original requested URL after login
e.g. modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=41&forum=1
or
b) put informations for an autologin into the URL in the notification eMail (no security issue for MY website
)TIA, Marco
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