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As I work a lot with templates I use GiJoes TemplateAdmin module.
And BlockAdmin for managing blocks.
They merged into AltSys.
I'm not shure how they work on new versions of xoops, so you need to check...
As JAV pointed xoopscare is very usefull module.
You may find some hacks also usefull, but that will make your job when upgrading much harder!
And BlockAdmin for managing blocks.
They merged into AltSys.
I'm not shure how they work on new versions of xoops, so you need to check...
As JAV pointed xoopscare is very usefull module.
You may find some hacks also usefull, but that will make your job when upgrading much harder!
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Hi,
and welcome to xoops.
To install a module after you downloaded it extract the files somewhere on your computer and check if thre is a readme file. Read carefully. Some modules may require extra components to be installed or version of PHP to be on your web server.
Then find the module folder - the one that have xoops_version.php file in it. Upload that folder (with all files and subfolders) into modules folder of your XOOPS site. Go to admin -> modules and if all is OK you should see the new module available for install. If you do not see it there go to preferences and enable debug option. If there are errors post them here (in support forums) with information of your XOOPS and server configuration.
You may also check thishttps://xoops.org/modules/smartfaq/faq.php?faqid=352
and welcome to xoops.
To install a module after you downloaded it extract the files somewhere on your computer and check if thre is a readme file. Read carefully. Some modules may require extra components to be installed or version of PHP to be on your web server.
Then find the module folder - the one that have xoops_version.php file in it. Upload that folder (with all files and subfolders) into modules folder of your XOOPS site. Go to admin -> modules and if all is OK you should see the new module available for install. If you do not see it there go to preferences and enable debug option. If there are errors post them here (in support forums) with information of your XOOPS and server configuration.
You may also check thishttps://xoops.org/modules/smartfaq/faq.php?faqid=352
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Hi,
I'm not talking about the CP (control pannel) of xoops, but for control pannel of your hosting account. Most of them have phpmyadmin or other tool to edit database setup.
No one knows everything But it is good to learn - if you plan to run a web site you will have to do something similar sooner or later. You may use XAMPP on your home PC to learn and experiment whitous risking your site. It is good also first to test new modules and core updates this way.
I'm not talking about the CP (control pannel) of xoops, but for control pannel of your hosting account. Most of them have phpmyadmin or other tool to edit database setup.
No one knows everything
But it is good to learn - if you plan to run a web site you will have to do something similar sooner or later. You may use XAMPP on your home PC to learn and experiment whitous risking your site. It is good also first to test new modules and core updates this way.
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