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pdaddict
Re: Collapsible Category view

  • 2004/4/14 22:30

  • pdaddict

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Quote:

Dreakon wrote:
I have access to phpMyAdmin, but I have no idea how to use it. And what do you mean change the table names? How do I know what table names I am using?

Thanks for the info ;)


1) log in to phpMyAdmin
2) select the database your xoopsinstall uses (if it isn't already selected)
3) Click 'SQL' (next to structure)
4) Paste the SQL from my previous post in the textarea
5) change bb_forums and bb_posts to chosen-prefix_bb_forums and chosen-prefix_bb_posts, chosen-prefix being the tableprefix when you installed XOOPS (default='xoops')
6) Click [Go]
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pdaddict
Re: mainfile.php in read only but still can write in it ...

  • 2004/4/14 15:15

  • pdaddict

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Quote:
For example if the folder the file resides in is read write and execute enabled and the file is read only you are still able to delete and modify the file under the linux file system this is due to the fact that unix system is based on files and the files under a folder are considered to be the content of that particular folder, hence you can delete and modify the name of the files under the directory because you as owner have rights to modify the public directory (file's contents.)


Quote:
Again, I chmoded mainfile.php in 444, and got all the previous images for confirmation.
I launch the installation and, with no surprises what so ever, XOOPS successfully wrote the configuration informations in mainfile.php, while it should have been in Read Only.


Something's wrong here. YOU are the owner of public_html, not the server (usual usernames: www, wwwrun, apache, server,...), often apache isn't even part of the usergroup 'users'. If you visit the install trough the web, it is apache who writes in mainfile.php, not you. My conclusion here is that your public_html is chmodded (777) (or 77* if apache is part of 'users') if the first quote is true.
If your public_html is (777) either you chmodded it that way, or your host did something wrong, because public_html isn't supposed to be writable by anyone, not even ppl in the same usergroup.
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pdaddict
Re: Change the look and feel of a xoop site?

  • 2004/4/13 9:39

  • pdaddict

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1) you're talking about blocks, not modules.
2) horizontally? full page-width: edit your theme.
3) check out admin -> system -> blocks
4) Themes change the looks of your site. Not templates. Templates change your blocks looks.
5) Themes: google & xoops.org
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pdaddict
Re: Online history.... where to get it?

  • 2004/4/12 10:36

  • pdaddict

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online history

oops, sorry for the doublepost.
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pdaddict
Re: Online history.... where to get it?

  • 2004/4/12 10:35

  • pdaddict

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online history
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pdaddict
Re: Custom blocks

  • 2004/4/12 10:06

  • pdaddict

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You have to allow them to view the block, by going to admin -> system -> groups
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pdaddict
Re: Change a name of a Module under Mainmenu

  • 2004/4/10 15:52

  • pdaddict

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admin -> system -> modules
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pdaddict
Re: CSS Theme That Rox!

  • 2004/4/9 14:46

  • pdaddict

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Quote:

dyoo78 wrote:
Make sure you still have the user menu enabled (we didn't want to touch that) because of the admin panel link.


You could use
<{if $xoops_isadmin}><a href="<{$xoops_url}>/admin.php">administration menu</a><{/if}>

in your theme, and remove the usermenu.
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pdaddict
Re: A stupid question, I'm sure.....

  • 2004/4/8 21:24

  • pdaddict

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Overall layout: themes: xoopsroot/themes/yourtheme
Templates: admin -> system -> templates. First clone the default template before editing anything.
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pdaddict
Re: V2 RC3 Redirect

  • 2004/4/8 19:13

  • pdaddict

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include/cp_functions.php
on line 115
<td background='".XOOPS_URL."/modules/system/images/hbar_middle.gif' align='right'><a href='".XOOPS_URL."/user.php?op=logout'>"._LOGOUT."</a>&nbsp;|&nbsp;<a href='".XOOPS_URL."/[color=FF0000]index.php[/color]'>"._YOURHOME."</a> &nbsp;</td>
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