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If that's the case couldn't the person installing the module just add themselves to the anonymous users group to create the behaviour the original poster wanted?
Rowd
By default, module and block access is added to groups, the user, who installs the module, is a member of.
If that's the case couldn't the person installing the module just add themselves to the anonymous users group to create the behaviour the original poster wanted?
Rowd
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I'm sorry I missed your post, but it's good hear you figured it out.
The next version of extCal has the date format as an admin option. We're working very hard to try to get it released as soon as possible. There are a lot of extra features in the new version though, so there's been a lot to do.
Rowd
The next version of extCal has the date format as an admin option. We're working very hard to try to get it released as soon as possible. There are a lot of extra features in the new version though, so there's been a lot to do.
Rowd
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I've heard of two :
phpwiki in this thread
and wikimod
I haven't tried either of them out yet though, so i can't say what the difference is between them.
Rowd
phpwiki in this thread
and wikimod
I haven't tried either of them out yet though, so i can't say what the difference is between them.
Rowd
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Extra info on this problem...
I had the same message - no xoopslogger.php.
I found that it was true, there is no xoopslogger.php in the latest XOOPS releases. There is a logger.php though, so I just changed the references in the module to logger.php. That got rid of the error message at least. The module I was using is outdated and not XOOPS 2.x compliant, I´m trying to convert it. So there wouldn't be many people encountering this error, I´d say.
I had the same message - no xoopslogger.php.
I found that it was true, there is no xoopslogger.php in the latest XOOPS releases. There is a logger.php though, so I just changed the references in the module to logger.php. That got rid of the error message at least. The module I was using is outdated and not XOOPS 2.x compliant, I´m trying to convert it. So there wouldn't be many people encountering this error, I´d say.
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Thank you for the replies. I'll work with the session db entries then and not bother about cookies, as you have suggested.
I was really just trying to work out the logical flow of events, I guess you could call it. Like, what exactly happens when a user visits the site. As I understand it, an anonymous user would have a cookie set immediately which contains the sessionID, and a session entry is also created in the db for that user, containing no sess_data values. When the user logs on, the db session entry is updated to include user info as sess_data. When they logout the session entry is deleted.
I still have some questions though, such as:
- When an anonymous user moves on, how is the session entry removed from the db? Or if a registered user closes the browser without logging out?
- If a user has cookies disabled can they view the site?
- Why is a cookie used to store the sessionId, when it is immediately stored in the db anyway?
Sorry for all the questons, I just like fully understanding the system I work with.
Rowd
I was really just trying to work out the logical flow of events, I guess you could call it. Like, what exactly happens when a user visits the site. As I understand it, an anonymous user would have a cookie set immediately which contains the sessionID, and a session entry is also created in the db for that user, containing no sess_data values. When the user logs on, the db session entry is updated to include user info as sess_data. When they logout the session entry is deleted.
I still have some questions though, such as:
- When an anonymous user moves on, how is the session entry removed from the db? Or if a registered user closes the browser without logging out?
- If a user has cookies disabled can they view the site?
- Why is a cookie used to store the sessionId, when it is immediately stored in the db anyway?
Sorry for all the questons, I just like fully understanding the system I work with.
Rowd
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I've been trying to find documentation about cookie and session use in XOOPS but without success. Could someone please either point me in the direction of an explanation or help me work it out?
Basically what I'd like to do is add a new key/value to the current valid session/cookie, or if it already exists then use the value in my module. Are there core functions to do this?
Any help would be appreciated
Rowd
Basically what I'd like to do is add a new key/value to the current valid session/cookie, or if it already exists then use the value in my module. Are there core functions to do this?
Any help would be appreciated
Rowd
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I had a quick look at the sql queries and my suggestion would be to change the way you check for $totalwords. Do a SELECT count(*) from the table, instead of reading in all the entries. As far as I can see you don't use the $words variable for anything else, though it was just a quick look, like I said, so correct me if I'm wrong :)
Anyway, just a suggestion and I hope it helps...
Rowd
Anyway, just a suggestion and I hope it helps...
Rowd
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