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Re:Hi is there a module like this ???
  • 2004/11/2 20:42

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Try the WebSlave Project Management tool

version beta 0.7.12 is the last one released. It's beta, but it works.

Rowd



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Re:MyLinks Module Assistance
  • 2004/11/1 12:18

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A function with the same name is being declared in each of those modules. I think you can get around the problem by finding where the functions.php file is being included and change 'include' to 'include_once'

In xdirectory the file you need to change is header.php
find:
include XOOPS_ROOT_PATH."/modules/xdirectory/include/functions.php";


change to:
include_once XOOPS_ROOT_PATH."/modules/xdirectory/include/functions.php";


Mylinks is also in the header.php file. Not sure where it is in wfsection, you'll have to check.

Hope this helps,
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Re:Can Xoops user groups do this?
  • 2004/11/1 10:04

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Quote:

csteneroden wrote:
I appreciate your response - can you or someone tell me if the application of these permissions also applies to forums? Is it on a module-by-module basis that more advanced permissions are applicable?


Newbb 2 is the forum module, the one being used here in fact (though this is a beta 1 version). And as Mith said, it allows for access (and many more granular permissions) based on usergroups.

The same applies to all modules. Access to the module is set per usergroup. Further advanced permissions are as you suggested on a module-by-module basis.



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Re:server shut down due to system processor usage
  • 2004/11/1 1:18

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Sorry, my original post was pretty brief...

The first thing to check is the persistent connection. If you can get to your files for your site, check the main.php file. Find:
define('XOOPS_DB_PCONNECT', 0);
If it's set to 0 that's ok, but if not then that's most likely a big part of your problem.

Then work on caching. As brash said, it can make a big difference. If you're still having problems after that you'll probably have to look at individual modules, and try to work out which is the problem.

Good luck with it - I hate to see a CS:S related site down

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Re: server shut down due to system processor usage
  • 2004/10/31 21:31

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We need more information, such as:

1. Which modules do you have installed?

2. Which blocks were displayed on the front page?

3. Did you have persistent connection set to 'yes'? If so, turn it off.



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Re:module icon (admin menu)
  • 2004/10/29 15:22

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Thankyou both, I've been searching for ages to find that

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module icon (admin menu)
  • 2004/10/29 14:46

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Does anyone have a link to the template for making a new module icon for the admin menu? I know I've seen a post that one exists, I just can't find it again

Thanks,
Rowd



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Re: Graphical MySQL Tools
  • 2004/10/27 14:30

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I probably wouldn't choose MySQL Control Centre - I've used it extensively and it's ok but it does have bugs and they've stopped development on it. It was designed for query building though and should do the job you're after.

I'd recommend trying out MySQL Query Browser. It was made to replace MySQL CC and looks pretty promising, though it's still in Beta. They're actively developing it so would probably like to hear if you have suggestions for extra features

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Re:WF-Downloads - Removing the 'Other Files By' Part of Detailed View
  • 2004/10/16 12:07

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You'll also need to change the template for wfdownloads/templates/wfdownloads_singlefile.html by deleting the following (lines 112-127) :

<div><b><{$smarty.const._MD_WFD_OTHERBYUID}></b> <{$down.submitter}></div
<
table width="100%" border="0" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="2">
  <
tr>
    <{foreach 
item=down_user from=$down_uid}>
    <
td>
     <
div style="margin-left: 10px;">
         <
a href="<{$xoops_url}>/modules/wfdownloads/visit.php?cid=<{$down_user.cid}>&lid=<{$down_user.lid}>"><{$down_user.title}></a
        (<{
$down_user.published}>)
     </
div
    </
td>
    <{if 
20 is div by 2}>
        </
tr><tr>
    <{/if}>
      <{/foreach}>
  </
tr>
</
table><br />


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Re:Are multiple news modules possible?
  • 2004/10/14 9:46

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I had another look at your site and I don't actually think you need multiple news modules. Just make a topic for each section of your site and use the display layout 'By Topic'. I think this feature wasn't in the version of news that you have. Then I'd look at using multimenu, put direct url links to each of your topics in there and use that instead of the main menu.

You may still need to play with the news templates a bit to get it to look like your old site, but it shouldn't be too difficult to do.

Rowd




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