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xguide is trolling (definitions: wikipedia, flayme.com)
"The only way to deal with trolls is to limit your reaction to reminding others not to respond to trolls." reference
So please do not respond.
"The only way to deal with trolls is to limit your reaction to reminding others not to respond to trolls." reference
So please do not respond.
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If you rename the adminmenu.php file in yoursite/cache/ directory then it forces a new one to be generated when you visit yoursite/admin.php... that might help.
(if it doesn't work you can always change the name back)
(if it doesn't work you can always change the name back)
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The slashes being the 'wrong' way isn't important - php can handle that.
Is your templates_c folder write enabled? Check if there are any compiled templates in there for the new modules you installed.
Is your templates_c folder write enabled? Check if there are any compiled templates in there for the new modules you installed.
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The usual way to change a $_GET request to $_POST in XOOPS modules is to use the confirmation message - the "are you sure you want to delete this?" form. This is submitted as a POST request, which then allows the sql statement to be executed.
Pseudo code example:
Not sure if that's what you are looking for, but maybe it helps...
Pseudo code example:
if ( isset( $_POST['ok'] ) ) {
// execute your sql
} else {
xoops_confirm( array( 'cid' => $cid, 'ok' => 1 ), 'index.php', CONFIRM_DEL );
}
Not sure if that's what you are looking for, but maybe it helps...
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When did the encoding problem start? ...after upgrading to 2.2.5 RC2, after upgrading a module, after migrating to a new server...something else?
What character set/collation does the database have?
What character set/collation does the database have?
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Do you have any modules in the "modules" folder, apart from the "system" module?
I think that error message will also show before the module is installed, if the directory structure of the module is not right...
I think that error message will also show before the module is installed, if the directory structure of the module is not right...
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He possibly replaced the cache/adminmenu.php file. You can delete it, then access the admin section again. You'll see "this is the first time you enter the admin"...etc. When you press the submit button a new adminmenu.php file is generated.
Hopefully that's all they've done.
Hopefully that's all they've done.
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