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Are you aware that they offer a PLUG-IN for XOOPS on their site: (the news article car linked to mentions it in a slightly confusing manner)
http://membership.cgi-central.net/scripts/amember/features.php#cm01
I mention this as there is the amember script (one price) which you can pull your hair out trying to integrate and then, there is the XOOPS plug-in, which synchs XOOPS and amember users for a single log-in.
If you in fact have paid for both just tell the folks at cgi-central to fix it, if not I would suggest the plug-in.
Good luck and hope I'm not stating what you already knew.
http://membership.cgi-central.net/scripts/amember/features.php#cm01
I mention this as there is the amember script (one price) which you can pull your hair out trying to integrate and then, there is the XOOPS plug-in, which synchs XOOPS and amember users for a single log-in.
If you in fact have paid for both just tell the folks at cgi-central to fix it, if not I would suggest the plug-in.
Good luck and hope I'm not stating what you already knew.
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Council, do you claim to be using XOOPS 1.2?
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the info by highlander above will work, but I think the crack you are puffing may counteract the md5 hash.
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Sure, but can I install 1.3 over 1.2 without harming the database?
the info by highlander above will work, but I think the crack you are puffing may counteract the md5 hash.
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Go to groups (anon) and put check marks in module and block access which you wish to grant.
Wheee it's easy!!!
Wheee it's easy!!!
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Heya Peekay!
Thanks man, I thought it was the dirty globals
...
Guess that rules it out for me.
De-globalizing this thing would probably be a beyatch... going to take a look, but it would probably be easier to get a newer script that doesn't require Globals (since the core and all 1st party modules no longer do) and modularize it for xoops.
I'll let everybody know what I find.
Thanks
Thanks man, I thought it was the dirty globals
... Guess that rules it out for me.
De-globalizing this thing would probably be a beyatch... going to take a look, but it would probably be easier to get a newer script that doesn't require Globals (since the core and all 1st party modules no longer do) and modularize it for xoops.
I'll let everybody know what I find.
Thanks
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Does anyone know if friendfinder 3.10 will work under 2.0.9.2 with PHP(4.3.2 btw) globals disabled? I don't think it want's to play...
I can't get it to work, but I see sites that are running it (I don't know if they have globals enabled or what XOOPS ver though...).
Can anyone advise another module that performs the same function and will work under the parameters above?
Thanks
I can't get it to work, but I see sites that are running it (I don't know if they have globals enabled or what XOOPS ver though...).
Can anyone advise another module that performs the same function and will work under the parameters above?
Thanks
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Compare code this to your:
/modules/xhld0/templates/xhld0_block.html file.
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Upload this in place of your current file (and update the xhld0 module) and you will see the CSS changes (.thislink and .thistitle) are causing.... blue background w/ xx-small text links and bold all-caps title text.
If you don't want to include the style in the block file as I have done, you can create a style in any other style sheet and link to it.
That's as plain as I can tell it.
GL!
/modules/xhld0/templates/xhld0_block.html file.
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<style type="text/css">
<!--
.thislink {
font-size: xx-small;
background-color: #eff4f8;
display: list-item;
}
.thistitle {
font-weight: bold;
font-variant: small-caps;
}
-->
</style>
<a href="<{$site_url}>" target="_blank" class="thistitle"><{$site_name}></a><br />
<{if $image.url != ""}>
<img src="<{$image.url}>" width="<{$image.width|default:88}>" height="<{$image.height|default:31}>" alt="<{$image.title}>" /><br />
<{/if}>
<ul>
<{section name=i loop=$items}>
<!-- <{if $items[i].title != ""}>
<{* <li><a href="<{$mod_url}>/index.php?id=<{$site_id}>#<{$items[i].link}>"><{$items[i].title}></a></li> *}>
<li>
<{if $items[i].pubdate != "" }>
<script type="text/javascript">document.write(phpDate('<{$dtfmt_short}>', <{$items[i].pubdate}>));</script>
<noscript><{$items[i].date_short}></noscript>
<{/if}> -->
<li class="thislink"><a href="<{$items[i].link}>" target="_blank"><{$items[i].title}></a>
</li>
<{/if}>
<{/section}>
</ul>
Upload this in place of your current file (and update the xhld0 module) and you will see the CSS changes (.thislink and .thistitle) are causing.... blue background w/ xx-small text links and bold all-caps title text.
If you don't want to include the style in the block file as I have done, you can create a style in any other style sheet and link to it.
That's as plain as I can tell it.
GL!
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