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ajuden
Re: Are multiple news modules possible?

  • 2004/10/13 20:32

  • ajuden

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Which news module are you using?...could you send me a link to where you downloaded it from please?
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ajuden
Re: Count Down

  • 2004/10/13 13:52

  • ajuden

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It sounds like a I can accomplish this task. I'm still really new at actually creating modules, so I may try my hand at this, but it will most likely take me some time. Good thing is, I work almost directly with Ackbarr at my full time job, so help is extremely close.
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ajuden
Re: Are multiple news modules possible?

  • 2004/10/13 1:22

  • ajuden

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The only way that I can think of to do this, would be to actually change the table names in the php code. Maybe just add another prefix. Let's say that you want 2 copies of the news module. You would need to have two separate directories for the news module under the modules folder.

Xoops
Modules
- news
- othernews (whatever you may want to name this)

Then, after you have two separate folders, you can edit the table names in the copied folder. Let's say that one of your tables is news_articles, you may want to change this to be other_news_articles, or something that corresponds to both the original name and the new name. But, this is all just a suggestion.
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ajuden
Re:How to allow anonymous users to post in forums whithout login?

  • 2004/10/12 16:37

  • ajuden

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Yes, I'm referring to the latest release of newbb 2.
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ajuden
Re: How to allow anonymous users to post in forums whithout login?

  • 2004/10/12 13:35

  • ajuden

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  • Since: 2003/4/17


Are you using the original forum module, or are you using the new version of newbb?

For the original forum module:
1. From the admin panel, select Edit Forum
2. Choose the forum you want to edit.
3. Change the Access Level from 'Registered Users only' to Anonymous Posting

For the new newbb forum module:
1. From the admin panel, select Forums
2. Edit the forum that you are wanting to change.
3. Then, right above the Edit button inside that forum's information, you will see a block for permissions. You want to give whatever permissions you are looking to give to the Anonymous Users

Hope this helps!
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ajuden
Re:Modules Not Showing Up

  • 2004/10/8 21:51

  • ajuden

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  • Since: 2003/4/17


I would just make sure that you have at least read access to the files, and execute permissions on the directories. Also, I'm not sure if you have multiple copies of XOOPS on your website, but check to make sure that you have placed the modules in the correct folder.
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ajuden
Re: Modules Not Showing Up

  • 2004/10/8 20:41

  • ajuden

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Do you get any error messages about module files not being found?
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ajuden
Re: How to change the layout of register form?

  • 2004/10/8 20:07

  • ajuden

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Could you send me the web page address? Maybe pm me or something. I will send you my ICQ or other methods to reach me if you would like.

Did you want to show that block on the register page or what?
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ajuden
Re: How to change the layout of register form?

  • 2004/10/8 19:00

  • ajuden

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  • Since: 2003/4/17


Here's an idea for you. Open up the file register.php in your main XOOPS directory.

This is the original code that I want you to try changing. It starts around line 286.

Add 2 new lines around these 2 lines of code

include 'include/registerform.php';
$reg_form->display();

New Lines
------------
echo "<div id='register_head'>";
include 'include/registerform.php';
$reg_form->display();
echo "</div>";

Now inside the stylesheet for your theme, you want to add a new style just like this.

#register_head .head {background-color: #ccffff;}

And apply your attributes to the style above
If you want your column to be 200 pixels wide, then change the above style to this.

#register_head .head {width: 200px; background-color: #ccffff;}

Hope this helps, let me know if I can help anymore.
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ajuden
Re: How to change the layout of register form?

  • 2004/10/8 18:33

  • ajuden

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  • Since: 2003/4/17


What do the css rules look like for the head class in your stylesheet? Did you actually type width=200? Or did you type width: 200px;? Is the width that you typed actually in your stylesheet or is it in the php file?
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