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carnuke
Re: No help needed. Just wanted to say hello.

  • 2007/2/2 20:44

  • carnuke

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Hello Denlyn and welcome to XOOPS Your previous experience will be a good platform for xoops. We are always keen to see new ideas and designs, both in code and in layouts.

Thanks for your post here and feel free to contribute or ask questions as you wish.
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carnuke
Re: A module to create modules?

  • 2007/2/2 19:42

  • carnuke

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Yes, there are 2 such modules.. one by worlds athttp://www.worldware.com/ and another, that escapes my memory. Sorry you;// have to dig araound yourself.
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carnuke
Re: How to handle database

  • 2007/2/1 21:15

  • carnuke

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If you have cpanel, go to 'backup' and simply click the database you want to backup from the list on the page. You get a gzip download to your local machine. To restore this database, you click the restore database function (on the same page) and browse for the database you downloaded on your LM. Upload it as it is. The backup and restore functions are completely compatible to restore the DB without errors (even large databases) Yo dont need to make any setting in cpanel or change anything.

Ive used it many times, no problems of catches. On restore, always allow the screen to load completely. Dont be in a hurry to click on. It can take several seconds or minutes on a large database.
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carnuke
Re: Is There A Naming Convention For XooPS Modules And Packages?

  • 2007/2/1 21:07

  • carnuke

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The one I have seen most of is
XOOPS2_mod_mymodule_v1.1

Inside the archive, there is usually one folder containing the files which should be uploaded to the server in modules ie; mymodule

Sometimes we also see modules/mymodule

still waiting to see a formal convention.
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carnuke
Re: Removing modules from main menu

  • 2007/2/1 20:52

  • carnuke

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No problem and welcome to XOOPS forums
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carnuke
Re: Removing modules from main menu

  • 2007/2/1 20:34

  • carnuke

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go to System admin>modules in the modules admin page make the Order(0 = hide)column 0. The module is still installed and working, but it is removed from the main menu
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carnuke
Re: Can I let every user uploads his own avatar picture?

  • 2007/2/1 20:30

  • carnuke

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sorry, double post by mistake/
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carnuke
Re: Can I let every user uploads his own avatar picture?

  • 2007/2/1 20:30

  • carnuke

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Quote:
Only bikers understand why dogs like to stick their head out of car windows


John? I liove quite close to Wales, but is there something Ive missed LOL
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carnuke
Re: module suggestions

  • 2007/2/1 20:27

  • carnuke

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No, I get your drift, there are some threads here recommending certain modules for best usage. To be fair, you have to do your own trials on a test site or local server to really know what's best for you.

I recommend smart modules in preference for nearly all my sites, but others use AMS, news and wfsections etc. You must try them all in test sites. It's the best learning curve.
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carnuke
Re: module suggestions

  • 2007/2/1 20:12

  • carnuke

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Do you mean a list of good modules for articles and a list for calendars etc?

If so look in the modules repository. They are all in section for different usage.
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