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Re: restrict access
  • 2007/6/4 22:09

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Sure, I believe you can edit your Main Menu template (be sure to clone your template set first and edit only your cloned version's file(s)).
Add this after your module menu loop
<class="menuMain" href="<{$xoops_url}>/modules/modulename/


I believe that this will always remain visible to everyone, even anonymous visitors. Meanwhile, in SystemAdmin > Modules > Order, be sure to make your created module have a zero, so it is not visible twice. Then, your permissions should take care of the rest.

Another way to accomplish that would be to make the system main menu not visible and use something else like Multi Menu in its place. Or, you could make the replacement menu only visible to anonymous visitors. Whatever works best.

Just suggestions.
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Re: Mastop Go2
  • 2007/6/4 21:42

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Also, in case you don't realize how to get to the admin side of the module:
http://www.YourXoopsSiteURL.com/modules/mastop_go2/admin/go2.php
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Re: restrict access
  • 2007/6/4 17:44

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You can make your content a module, and you can set permissions for it like your other modules. Use something like Pagewrap. To acomplish this with Pagewrap, in a nutshell, you simply edit the info in the xoops_version.php to name the module, etc. Then, you place the code of your content in the appropriate middle area of the index.php file. Upload your modified Pagewrap folder to /modules/, install it like all other modules and configure permissions, etc.

Good luck.
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Re: Right Block Content based on the Middle Content
  • 2007/6/4 7:09

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Yes, that is possible. See my reply to you HERE.
By making "abc.php" an actual module, you can then decide what blocks are displayed and what groups have permission to see the content and the blocks, just like the other modules you have installed on your site.

So, lets say you wrapped abc.php using something like Pagewrap (again, see my other post about Pagewrap). Lets say you name it "abc." Then, you can see it on your site at a url like http://www.yourXoopsSite.com/modules/abc
So you see now how you can obviously display whatever blocks you want with the "module" you create.

Your php or html can be wrapped into the content area of your site and displayed nicely like all of the other XOOPS content.
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Re: How to reference a custom block in a URL
  • 2007/6/4 6:59

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I am not sure if I understand your question 100%, but you might be looking for something to wrap your static content? If so, there are a few modules to use for this, such as Pagewrap. You can actually clone Pagewrap to use in multiple instances. Each page of content can be called as a module, thus being linked easily by your menu as well.

You might also like the Mastop Publish module.
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BroHam
Re: x_movie module installation help
  • 2007/6/4 0:49

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optikool,
That is strange. I wonder, might that be one of x_movie's blocks? If it has no content and no title for the block, it would appear like that, right? Are you positive you don't have one mystery x_movie block enabled on your Top Page?

I mean, hey, that would help explain why it is only visible with the x_movie enabled.

A shot in the dark, hoping logic might prevail. I'll be interested to know how you solve it.
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Re: Open holes and hacked
  • 2007/6/3 20:46

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What does that do, xgarb or anyone else?

Placing the .htaccess with that in it, in the uploads folder, does what?
Quote:
This is cool, you are basically categorizing all files that end in certain extensions so that they fall under the jurisdiction of the -ExecCGI command, which also means -FollowSymLinks. And the opposite is also true, +ExecCGI also turns on +FollowSymLinks

What does this mean? Can someone rephrase this in simpler terms? Thanks.
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Re: Open holes and hacked
  • 2007/6/2 13:09

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Quote:
...no "open with" option for this when right clicking on the file.

Quote:
The other option is to start your text editor then open the file from within the editor.


You can actually just drag and drop the file into your open text editor to view the contents.
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BroHam
Re: Anyone convert simple xoops smf module for xoops 2.016
  • 2007/6/1 23:02

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Well, to each his own, but you might be happy you tried it, and you have nothing to lose. I highlighted issues we are up against with the bridge, in the other thread, and those are based on my ongoing experience with it, so take it for it's worth I suppose.
It just seems to me that it is exactly what you are looking for, and if directions are followed and support is sought, the bridge/module is awesome.
Guess I should be a poster child. =)
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Re: Broken Links
  • 2007/6/1 19:27

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