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Re: french host banned admin.php
  • 2003/11/28 11:19

  • Panos

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  • Since: 2003/3/20


WOW... Hold on for a sec here! What lolo reported is a very serious issue. Perhaps not that serious, like Skalpa wrote, but serious to the extent where it could drive a webmaster crazy!

Now, is there a way to 'spoof' admin.php and hide it from prying eyes? A post in English would be better



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Re: Fixing the ugly look
  • 2003/11/27 8:57

  • Panos

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  • Posts: 87

  • Since: 2003/3/20


This is a common mistake among newbies to XOOPS and it has also happened to me when I first started using it. First of all, you have to clone the default template set from:

System Admin > Templates

and then choose the newly created template scheme from:

System Admin > Preferences > General Preferences > choose template set

and so on. After doing so, you will be able to edit almost every template on your system, thus changing the look of most blocks in your site i.e the mainmenu one, the usermenu one, the login block and so on...



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Panos
Re: changing left column WIDTH
  • 2003/11/27 8:51

  • Panos

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  • Posts: 87

  • Since: 2003/3/20


Bazus,

it would be better if you set up your left column's width as a percentage and not a fixed width. This way it could adapt to your visitor's browser window more easily.

Now, there are two ways to do so. You can either change the td#leftcolumn value from '170px' to something like '20%' or '30%', or you could hardcode it into your theme by doing something like:

<td id="leftcolumn" width="20%"....>

... etc. I hope you get my point. Now, the widths of the usermenu and mainmenu are always in respect to their parent elements, which in this case is the leftcolumn id!

Please note, that if you specify a width in your CSS file, then this will over-ride the value you specified in your theme.html file. So, choose one of those two and avoid using fixed widths



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Panos
Re: Class XoopsMemberHandler does not exist.
  • 2003/11/10 22:59

  • Panos

  • Friend of XOOPS

  • Posts: 87

  • Since: 2003/3/20


I would list a number of possible problems and if I'm wrong maybe someone could correct me.

1. Which copy did you use? A *.tar.gz or *.zip version?

2. Which program, utility, whatever did you use to extract the file?

3. How did you upload your files? Which FTP program did you use?

4. Are the settings in mainfile.php the correct ones? They should be if you ran the install script but in any case, check it out again.

My guess is that it has something to do with a corrupted file. Try uploading again, run the install script and tell us if you get the same error.



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Panos
Re: Complete Uninstall
  • 2003/11/10 22:53

  • Panos

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  • Posts: 87

  • Since: 2003/3/20


Looks like our friend double-posted this I also replied but please do not double-post :-/



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Panos
Re: Complete Uninstall
  • 2003/11/10 22:50

  • Panos

  • Friend of XOOPS

  • Posts: 87

  • Since: 2003/3/20


Exactly what kevinv wrote, but I have one more question. Did you install it in the Document Root of your Apache Webserver or in your home dir under ~/Sites? Whichever you did, stop all incoming traffic by doing what kevin wrote and completely remove the XOOPS dir. Also, if you're using PHPMyAdmin to manage your MySQL db, simply check and drop all of the XOOPS tables. That's all



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Panos
Re: Greek Character Set Problem - Solved !!!
  • 2003/10/13 11:54

  • Panos

  • Friend of XOOPS

  • Posts: 87

  • Since: 2003/3/20


LOL! And I thought I was the only one who ever worked on a Greek translation for XOOPS I'm glad you guys found a solution and I hope to see it submitted when it's over (either one of those versions)

Keep it up! Kai pali xairetismous!




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Panos
Re: Greek Character Set Problem
  • 2003/10/12 10:11

  • Panos

  • Friend of XOOPS

  • Posts: 87

  • Since: 2003/3/20


Blackpet hello,

I'm Greek too and a long time XOOPS user. I've worked on a Greek translation of XOOPS 2.x myself but gave up due to lack of free time. Right now, I'm in Italy (Florence) where I'm studuying so it's difficult for me to continue working on that.

As far as this issue is concerned, did you translate the modules language files as well? If not, you will have to do that also, in order for every module to display the Greek character set (ISO-8859-7) properly. To do that you will simply have to create a /language/greek directory inside your modules' ones.

If you've done that already and it didn't work, I don't know what else to suggest Currently I'm running a site in English only (see my sig), so Greek isn't an option. PM me here or better yet at my site for more info

Xairetismous apo Italia!

Panos



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Panos
Re: Is anyone interested ine a Genealogy Module for Xoops2?
  • 2003/8/20 14:02

  • Panos

  • Friend of XOOPS

  • Posts: 87

  • Since: 2003/3/20


I can't say that I need it for my site, but I'm sure it could prove useful when it comes to family sites etc. It's a very interesting concept but I really think that you should also submit your suggestion to the devs athttp://modules.xoops2.com




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Panos
Re: Trouble with XOOPS Updating
  • 2003/8/8 15:41

  • Panos

  • Friend of XOOPS

  • Posts: 87

  • Since: 2003/3/20


Hmm, I don't know if that could be a corrupt table in the database. If it is, I don't know where to point you exactly but through phpMyAdmin you could issue the command:

REPAIR TABLE xoops_sometable;

where sometable is the table with the problem, if any. I don't know what else to suggest, sorry




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