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Re: Heres an interesting query....
  • 2005/6/22 13:53

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It can be done via javascript but with lots of limitations:

1. It only works on IE on Window$ machines
2. IE must be configured to include the site that has the script to be in the trusted area under IR security.

Here is a javascript sample.

<script type="text/javascript">
  function 
LaunchApp()
   {if (!
document.all)
     {
alert ('Available only with Internet Explorer.');return;}
    var 
ws = new  ActiveXObject("WScript.Shell");
    
ws.Run('c:winntsystem32calc.exe');}
</
script>

<
a href="#" onclick="LaunchApp()">Click here</a>(Internet Explorer Only)



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Re: How does the notify function works?
  • 2005/6/22 13:47

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I'm probably off here but XOOPS will not send a notification to you if you are logged in user who has generated the notification event...



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Re: Sub Menus?
  • 2005/6/22 8:29

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Quote:
Google -> "module multimenu"


Is a much easier way of doing it if you are new to Xoops.



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Re: Sub Menus?
  • 2005/6/21 14:13

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There are two places you can have submenus:

1. In a module's menu. These submenus are defined in a module's xoops_info.php file in the module's root directory. You specify the following two arrays:

$modversion['sub'][1]['name'] = SUBMENU_NAME
$modversion['sub'][1]['url'] = "put_you_link_here.php";

2. If you are making your own block with links and want to have a menu and submenu effect then all you have to do is use the two [a] classes:

a.menuMain for your main menu and
a.menuSub for you sub menu

in html
<class="menuMain" href="link.php">Sports</a>
<
class="menuSub" href="sublink.php">Soccer(football)</a>


HTH.



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Re: renaming modules
  • 2005/6/16 13:49

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Quote:
Oh!

A bit of archaeology...


Lol. That cracked me up!!! I couldn't have said it better myself



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Re: "failed writing constant 0"
  • 2005/6/16 13:46

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Quote:
change the nightly link to link to the article as well perhaps?


An even better idea.



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Re: renaming modules
  • 2005/6/16 12:37

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Hi aharon.

This generally a bad idea as you cannot guarantee that a module author has not referenced the expected module name anywhere in code, which might happen when linking in files from say the module/images directory for example.

Your best bet is to use a file search facility and look at all files under that module for references to wfdownloads.



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Re: Building sites using Linux?
  • 2005/6/16 12:32

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Quote:
What do you mean by that, it operates fast enough. Unless you are a true Linux Geek, you dont compile.


Is that what people who have no clue on how to compile a linux kernel call users who do?

Quote:
I'm a Windows XP/2003 Server user and the thing I like about it is that I dont have to compile.
I dont spend 3 hours waiting for my computer to compile, no, I spend that time doing other things non computer related.


Please oh please don't even think of going there my slow friend. Please do not compare the bloat you call Windows XP/2003 to a streamlined dedicated linux box serving up webpages through Apache. Next time you are at your box just look at the number of processes running on a 2003 server as opposed to a linux box that is running Apache, mySQL and metalog and nothing else.

Boy, Micro$oft sure got you bad!

Quote:

And If you want to start the whole Windows is insecure


No thanks. I have better things to do this morning.



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Re: "failed writing constant 0"
  • 2005/6/16 12:21

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I'd take it off the main page all together to be honest and maybe add the download linky to the 2.2 roadmap article instead. That way we might assume that a new user has read the article and should know that this is still beta.



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Re: Just starting out
  • 2005/6/16 8:19

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Xoops 2.1.1 will never be stable. The next stable XOOPS version will be 2.2. Please have a look at the X2.2 Dev Roadmap.

Meanwhile it is best to use XOOPS 2.0.10 as it is the most stabe (and supported) version.




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