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Re: Module Inventory/Status
  • 2005/6/9 14:22

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Now if it was COBOL (40+ years of it).


COBOL, PHP... not much difference... except that PHP is easy to get into (if you have a computing/developer background) and is an absolutely beautiful language to program in. I seriously recommend taking the plunge and invest in PHP. You won't' regret it.

PHP + XOOPS = killer!!



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Re: Xoops migration problem
  • 2005/6/9 14:17

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PK/L–Wë\í7ð2s×ê}BÀMy¶jPx=˜±Ògªz¶^Þeûõo/¥õ >L¤©Usí²lö«¬MóÖÛ¼Ý67ÞÈ›ÇÔʹÎD±”*—ª:ÊÛb»)nÚöì:¡^ã<]#�U•1�ßµÙ�`üqPÌüUÁ]\È n‡ëì øÏužmƒÛxŒò6ɴ⬾f ²½ÜT/ÈWÙñͱÕ,…S©$�•¬…«_YÐЄ5¼B¼ËŽm†8`QÇSËöïßo1}¾(Ó2IéÐõó±” \— V•.w“ý¾Û·É ŠO2Îk§$ iv3ËW•»åu‘g›Ýw»í®E0ç„Ò>)Ť¾'ËåR-—‹


... is not an sql file but what appears to be a compressed file. Probably a compressed .sql file. Changing the extension isn't enough.

When importing via phpMySQL's try the different compression options (Autodetected, gzipped, bzipped).

If none of these work then try opening the file with winzip (or your choice of decompresson program).

An sql file should look something like

Quote:

# phpMyAdmin SQL Dump
# version 2.5.6
#http://www.phpmyadmin.net
#
# Host: localhost
# Generation Time: Aug 17, 2004 at 10:28 AM
# Server version: 4.0.20
# PHP Version: 4.2.3
#
# Database : `xpsbeta_xoops`
#

# --------------------------------------------------------

#
# Table structure for table `bb_archive`
#

CREATE TABLE `bb_archive` (
`topic_id` tinyint(8) NOT NULL default '0',
`post_id` tinyint(8) NOT NULL default '0',
`post_text` text NOT NULL
) TYPE=MyISAM;

# --------------------------------------------------------


and not what you are getting.

HTH.



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Re: Xoops migration problem
  • 2005/6/9 12:33

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Wild guess here but it looks ike you are feeding the import routine a binary file (which could be your SQL file which has been compressed with gzip or zip).

Are you trying to import your data from phpMyAdmin? Have you tried unzipping your import file?



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Re: Call to undefined member function on a non-object (a personal matter)
  • 2005/6/8 9:18

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Also, I wonder how many times people have done what I just did and were rewarded with the same ensueing exedrine headache. I was all ready to post and didn't need a preview, gotta get going. Look up to the top of the form and see "Submit", next to DHTML, ok, DHTML's ok, I'll just get this thing moving. Click, bang, everythings gone.... wrong button.


We have XOOPS installed on our company intranet and we had to disable the DHTML and submit block just because a few users did exactly the same thing (inluding the managing director). So you are not alone!!



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Re: InnovaStudio WYSIWYG Editor
  • 2005/6/3 10:53

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Nevermind... I should have used the search more thoroughly.... just found this thread:



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Re: InnovaStudio WYSIWYG Editor
  • 2005/6/3 10:29

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$70 is a bit too much for me wanting to check it out in more detail - especially since it is unlikely that we can use it in XOOPS. They say that it can be bought and put in a commercial application, but I doubt that they will accept putting it in GPL code


I don't recall asking you to buy it and integrate it into Xoops. My question was directed to anyone who has used this software in Xoops. If not then any experiences XOOPS developers might have had with other cross browser/platform editors.

Anyway. Since then I've done some more research on editors and have stumbled onto a few interesting resources:

http://www.bris.ac.uk/is/projects/cms/ttw/ttw.html
http://www.kevinroth.com/rte/demo.htm

The later link does seem very promising as it appears to work in both Firefox (yay) and IE (boo) and is Public Domain. I'll look at integrating this into a module/class and post any findings.



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InnovaStudio WYSIWYG Editor
  • 2005/5/27 7:31

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Hi.

I've just stumbled onto this website and their WSYSIWYG editor, which is claimed to be cross-browser compatible.

Has anyone had any experience with this editor?

Cheers.



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Re: simple hack (4 years in the works) paypal subscription
  • 2005/5/24 14:06

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I might be wrong on this one but I am under the impression if you do develop a module for XOOPS you can withhold releasing it. What you can’t do is release it in exchange for payment (or sea shells) or whatever that restricts the further distribution of that code once it has been released.



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Re: simple hack (4 years in the works) paypal subscription
  • 2005/5/24 12:22

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I say someone make a paypal(payment gateway) subscriptions module and just charge $60 for it. Create your own license! use XOOPS code and call it free integration (to xoops) of your script. Therefore people are paying for the php script(licensed)and getting a free port to xoops. No GNU/GPL violation! everyone wins.


I'm afraid its not that simple. You can indeed charge for the module but you cannot restrict the person who bought it from distributing it for free. A XOOPS module is considered to be an extention of XOOPS which is licensed under GPL. This means that you cannot restrict the distribution of GPLed code.



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Re: Diferent color background in a certain module?
  • 2005/5/5 6:22

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I recently discovered this and was amazed. Download firefox and install the WebDev module. This has to be seen to be believed!!

It allows you to get a picture or the class and id structure of a web page. In this new version you are also able to hover your mouse over any part of a webpage and it will show you the relevant CSS code.

A must!




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