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fatman
Re: can xoops help me?

  • 2004/4/7 4:49

  • fatman

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In a word. Yes.

Some of this is included with the base install the rest of the modules are available mainly from the downloads section of this site.

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52
fatman
when display_error is turned off in php.ini

  • 2004/4/7 4:35

  • fatman

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I couldn't find any thread with info on this. I've run into a situation where the server I need to install a site has php.ini configured with display_error turned off. I don't have access to the php.ini file, and I can't use .htaccess either.

When I run.

ini_set('display_errors', true);
phpinfo();

My Local Value for display_errors is On, and the Master Value remains off.

However I still can't get XOOPS to display php errors.

Ultimately I'm hoping to get .htaccess permission but failing that, does anyone know why XOOPS still doesn't report errors when it is dynamiclly activated for the local site using the ini_set function?

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fatman
Re: Does XOOPS contain ActiveX elements?

  • 2004/4/6 16:54

  • fatman

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Very odd. Have you tried reproducing the errors with a browser other than IE ?

My guess (and it's just a guess) is that the issue is with your browser, not the site.
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54
fatman
Re: Text input forms problem

  • 2004/4/6 14:58

  • fatman

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  • Since: 2003/12/13


It would be nice if using the fancy editor window was optional for all modules. Unfortunately it isn't.

What you need to do is change all occurances of

new XoopsFormDhtmlTextArea($caption, $name, $value, $rows, $cols)

to

new XoopsFormTextArea($caption, $name, $value, $rows, $cols)

This would be found not in the templates but in the module php files which define all the fields for the forms and typically handle submitted information.

I hope that helps and isn't beyond your skills. This would be a big hack if you have lots of modules using this form.
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55
fatman
Re: registration keys working mostly.. small form label issue

  • 2004/4/6 5:40

  • fatman

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  • Since: 2003/12/13


You'll be looking for this line in your language file /language/english/user.php

define("__US_REGFKEY","Registration Key");

if you can't find it, you can safely add it.

HTH
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56
fatman
Re: password field in database

  • 2004/4/6 5:21

  • fatman

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  • Since: 2003/12/13


Not without hacking the core unfortunately. Perhaps if you describe the integration senario in a little more detail we can suggest an alternative to removing encryption.

Do you know PHP? Does your other application use a MySQL database?
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57
fatman
Re: theme.html

  • 2004/4/6 1:27

  • fatman

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  • Since: 2003/12/13


Most likely the original theme design is being cached (or saved).

You can turn the caching off from the control panel System Admin > Preferences > General Preferences

One of the options is to enable your theme.html file to load changes immediately. Alternatively you can delete all the contents from your /template_c folder, this folder stores the cached (or saved) files and are safe to delete.

HTH.
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58
fatman
Re: form->insertBreak() doesn't work? Where do i wrong?

  • 2004/4/6 1:24

  • fatman

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You could try using the XoopsFormLabel element. This is works just like adding any element to your form, only the label one doesn't add an actual field, just lets you add an extra label or a small blob of text.

$form->addElement(new XoopsFormLabel('My Caption', '<b>Some html or text</b>'));
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59
fatman
Re: Do these modules exist, or should I start coding?

  • 2004/4/5 15:51

  • fatman

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  • Posts: 176

  • Since: 2003/12/13


You might want to take a look at the xDirectory module. It's might be able to help you out.

My only suggestion for the access db, is extract the data to a CVS file, and try to import this into the xDirectory tables in your MySQL db. Then toss the access db in the garbage :P (joking) Just run the cvs export/update whenever you need to update your site. Still a little manual but I think easier than what you are doing.

HTH
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60
fatman
Re: Help Me!!!

  • 2004/4/4 1:39

  • fatman

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  • Since: 2003/12/13


I believe the issue is comments cannot be posted.

This is the error upon clicking the 'reply' button in a newbb thread:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: themecenterposts() in /home/goldfaq/public_html/modules/newbb/reply.php on line 114

My first suggestion would be to use the control panel to update the forum module.
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