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1. For XOOPS_URL to work, you must include mainfile.php from the XOOPS root directory [i.e. include ('../../mainfile.php');]
2. You can use the XoopsModule object
2. You can use the XoopsModule object
le="color: #000000"><?php // Create instance of module handler $hModule = xoops_gethandler('module'); // Retrieve module object $module =& $hModule->getByDirname('module_name'); // Will put the name of the module in $module_name $module_name = $module->getVar('name');
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It does sound more like a calendar module when talking about scheduling things. I guess also a countdown too, for like changing the oil and things like that. By the way, nice spreadsheet...it works pretty well.
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For the auto maintenance module, maybe the admin could set up different maintenance events and after so many miles that would send an email to the car owner. Maybe a section where people can show off their cars by adding a pic and stats about their vehicle. Sounds pretty cool to me!
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What other kind of automotive modules would you guys like to see? I might be able to help out a little bit.
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You need to go into the admin panel and select System=>Groups. Then click on the "modify" link for the Anonymous Users Group. Inside there, you need to set the module and block access rights.
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You will have to look in the code to see what the existing fieldname is and replace "userfile" with the existing name.
le="color: #000000"><?php <input type="file" name="userfile" id="userfile" class="formButton" />
You will have to look in the code to see what the existing fieldname is and replace "userfile" with the existing name.
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le="color: #000000"><?php if(!$xoopsUser){ redirect_header('register.php',3, $message); // 'register.php' is the page to redirect to // 3 is # of seconds to wait before redirecting // optional 3rd parameter($message) is a message displayed }
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Hopefully that helps out!
le="color: #000000"><?php // First you need to get the member handler $member_handler =& xoops_gethandler('member'); // Next will be to retrieve all of the member objects $members =& $member_handler->getUsers(); // Next will be to populate the select box with the users echo "<select name='users'>"; foreach($members as $member){ echo "<option value='".$member->getVar('uid')."'>".$member->getVar('uname')."</option>"; } echo "</select>";
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