For external html pages I will use cjay content on my site or wfchannel which i am currently investigating.

New problem: I can upload an image and select it. The image is however not displayed. A square with a red cross is shown.
It appears that the access rights of the image are set to:

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I have CHMOD 777 the html directory. So that cannot be the problem.

I also have copied uploader.php to my_xoops_url/class.

Hi Catz,

I have been able to install the module without any problems (except some operator errors).
I am able to create channels.
I am however not able to upload html files. I get the following php notice:

"Notice [PHP]: Undefined index: defaultpage in file modules/wfchannel/admin/index.php line 196"

I tried to do it differently: I uploaded the file with ftp to the html directory of wfchannel. I could select the file as static html file and save the channel. When I select the channel the page can not be found (HTTP-error 404 ).

EDIT:
- SORRY, LAST PART (ftp and page not found) WAS MY MISTAKE!
- FIRST PROBLEM REMAINS

In this thread you can read the following, written by Onokazu:


Re: Multiple sites off single codebase
This should be now a lot easier in 2.0.4.

Let's say that you have uploaded all XOOPS files to /var/html/www, and want all other users to share these files.

First, for each of the virtual domains, create mainfile.php in which following constants are defined:
XOOPS_CACHE_PATH, XOOPS_UPLOAD_PATH, XOOPS_THEME_PATH", XOOPS_COMPILE_PATH, XOOPS_THEME_URL, XOOPS_UPLOAD_URL

For example, mainfile.php of 'hogehoge' user will be something like below:

define("XOOPS_CACHE_PATH", "/home/hogehoge/xoops/cache");
define("XOOPS_UPLOAD_PATH", "/home/hogehoge/public_html/uploads");
define("XOOPS_THEME_PATH", "/home/hogehoge/public_html/themes");
define("XOOPS_COMPILE_PATH", "/home/hogehoge/xoops/templates_c");
define("XOOPS_URL", "http://www.hogehoge.com/xoops");
define("XOOPS_THEME_URL", "http://www.hogehoge.com/themes");
define("XOOPS_UPLOAD_URL", "http://www.hogehoge.com/uploads");
define('XOOPS_DB_PREFIX', 'xoops');
define('XOOPS_DB_USER', 'hogehoge_xoops');
define('XOOPS_DB_PASS', 'hogehoge');
define('XOOPS_DB_NAME', 'hogehoge_xoops');

and the directory structure of the user will be like below:

/home/hogehoge/xoops/mainfile.php
/home/hogehoge/xoops/cache/ (chmod 777)
/home/hogehoge/xoops/templates_c/ (chmod 777)
/home/hogehoge/public_html/uploads/ (chmod 777)
/home/hogehoge/public_html/themes/

Next, create symlink between the user directory and the directory where XOOPS core files are uploaded

ln -s /var/html/www /home/homehome/public_html/xoops

The final step is to modify the /var/html/www/mainfile.php file so that it will read mainfile.php placed under the user directory. If you are running Apache you can use $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] to get the directory of the user.


I would like to hear from you if you succeed!

Success!

B.t.w. I uploaded the images using the wfsection upload management

Hi,

I have some problems with images in wfsection.

1. I have uploaded images using the Image Manager. Should I be able to use these as Section Image or article graphic (with "Add local Graphic to Article") in wfsection? I do not see the images in the list from which I have to select an image.

2. I have uploaded images to wfsection/images/article. I do see the images in the list of article graphics and I can select them but when I save the selection the system has "undone" the selection. Any idea what goes wrong?

3. When I include an image in the text (now I can use the image manager) there is almost no space between the image and the text. Is there a way to control this? Maybe an item in the style sheet I overlooked?

I am using wfsection WF-Sections v1 B6. Is this the latest version?

Thanks for the great module (and for the answer in advance).

Basby

Malexandria's post addresses many important things (imho). I have some things to add.

Quote:
For wfsection I would like to have the same functionality. On my home page I want to have several blocks: one with the last 1 article in category A, one with the last 2 articles in category B etc.

Both for news and wfsection, once a visitor looks at an article in category C, in the right column I want to display the latest x articles in category C.

Quote:

phpList would be great! With phpList one has the ability to automatically send out a newsletter every week (or month or whatever) with the contents of an RSS file. This requires each module (for me: news, wfsection, forum) to support RSS.

I have a similar problem with wfsection. It does show up in the search result page, but a search never returns a wfsections page. Even when I know that a word is contained by a wfsection article.

Is this a known problem? Does anyone know more about this?

Basby


Sorry, problem just disappeared. Like snow in the sun. Everything is fine now!

1. I would find it usefull to have one code base for several websites. This means per website
- a theme
- block management
- content

2. Also usefull would be if the admin can create his own forms like in eZpublish. In eZpublish the admin can create his own classes and instances of it. An example of a class is "vacancy" with the fields
- Company
- Vacancy name
- Start data
- Salary
- Contact person
etc.

People can then submit vacancies according to this class definition.

By the way, XOOPS is fantastic!

Basby