962
I'd recommend you look at the CatAds module or maybe even just one of the blog modules that would allow a freeform "announcement". The CatAds module is good for selling items but wouldn't necessarily be good for announcing an upcoming event. You could allow this with one of the multi-user blogs.
Another option would be to combine modules and give your users rights to create items. For example using CatAds with a calendar module (say PiCal or eXtCal). You could then show the newest events on your top page - so they look like announcments.
Another option would be to combine modules and give your users rights to create items. For example using CatAds with a calendar module (say PiCal or eXtCal). You could then show the newest events on your top page - so they look like announcments.
963
The best place to start is with your "local" support site. There is an Arabic Xoops support site where you can find translations for several modules. I believe Arabic requires that you use the XLanguage plugin.
965
If all you want is the Next Events block to show events for the next week you can do the following;
Just after line 40 in /blocks/te_nextevents.php from:
$start = mktime (0,0,0,date("m") ,date("d") ,date("Y"));
add:
$end = strtotime("+1 week");
Then comment out line 42 by placing 2 '/' at the beginning of the line like this:
// $result = $xoopsDB->queryF("SELECT id, date, date2, event FROM ".$xoopsDB->prefix()."_tinyevent WHERE pub='1' AND (date >= '$start') ORDER BY date limit 0, $numEvents");
and add this on the next line:
$result = $xoopsDB->queryF("SELECT id, date, date2, event FROM ".$xoopsDB->prefix()."_tinyevent WHERE pub='1' AND (date >= '$start') AND (date <= '$end') ORDER BY date limit 0, $numEvents");
This will give you all the events for the next week up to the maximum you have selected in the Admin Panel.
Just after line 40 in /blocks/te_nextevents.php from:
$start = mktime (0,0,0,date("m") ,date("d") ,date("Y"));
add:
$end = strtotime("+1 week");
Then comment out line 42 by placing 2 '/' at the beginning of the line like this:
// $result = $xoopsDB->queryF("SELECT id, date, date2, event FROM ".$xoopsDB->prefix()."_tinyevent WHERE pub='1' AND (date >= '$start') ORDER BY date limit 0, $numEvents");
and add this on the next line:
$result = $xoopsDB->queryF("SELECT id, date, date2, event FROM ".$xoopsDB->prefix()."_tinyevent WHERE pub='1' AND (date >= '$start') AND (date <= '$end') ORDER BY date limit 0, $numEvents");
This will give you all the events for the next week up to the maximum you have selected in the Admin Panel.
966
I don't recall seeing a simple counter module anywhere.
What most people that just want a page load counter have done is to just put a script into a custom block. There's several GPL scripts available that will create a counter that will display the number of times the page (or block in this case) has been loaded.
What most people that just want a page load counter have done is to just put a script into a custom block. There's several GPL scripts available that will create a counter that will display the number of times the page (or block in this case) has been loaded.
967
Yes, the login box does "disappear" when you login since there's no value in having it displayed once your users are logged in and so XOOPS displays the account view/edit menu items instead.
968
Okay, upon further review of the search function in xyp4all (ver 1.58) there's a couple of bugs that causes unexpected behavior and then there's some "logic" which causes the display of the search to only show the title of the category the item is in, instead of showing the item title.
Currently the search only attempts to search the Contact Name, the Category and the Description fields.
With some work it could be made to search more fields and by modifying the SQL statements actually show the Contact Name instead of just the Category when it does find a match.
One "easy" bug to fix to improve the search results is change line 45 from:
$sql .= "(l.title LIKE '%$queryarray[$i]%' OR c.title LIKE '%$queryarray[0]%' OR t.description LIKE '%$queryarray[$i]%')";
to:
$sql .= "(l.title LIKE '%$queryarray[$i]%' OR c.title LIKE '%$queryarray[i]%' OR t.description LIKE '%$queryarray[$i]%')";
Currently the search only attempts to search the Contact Name, the Category and the Description fields.
With some work it could be made to search more fields and by modifying the SQL statements actually show the Contact Name instead of just the Category when it does find a match.
One "easy" bug to fix to improve the search results is change line 45 from:
$sql .= "(l.title LIKE '%$queryarray[$i]%' OR c.title LIKE '%$queryarray[0]%' OR t.description LIKE '%$queryarray[$i]%')";
to:
$sql .= "(l.title LIKE '%$queryarray[$i]%' OR c.title LIKE '%$queryarray[i]%' OR t.description LIKE '%$queryarray[$i]%')";
969
You need to clone the system templates first. After you clone the templates then you can edit the cloned template and your changes should take effect.
Here are the steps required:
1. Go to system admin and select 'Templates' under System Admin.
2. clone the templates (right hand side of table)
3. edit the cloned template set with your changes.
4. go back to Preferences under System Admin and then select 'General Settings'
5. Set the 'Default template set' setting to your newly created template by selecting it in the dropdown box.
6. I'd recommend clearing your /template_c directory
Your changes should take effect.
Here are the steps required:
1. Go to system admin and select 'Templates' under System Admin.
2. clone the templates (right hand side of table)
3. edit the cloned template set with your changes.
4. go back to Preferences under System Admin and then select 'General Settings'
5. Set the 'Default template set' setting to your newly created template by selecting it in the dropdown box.
6. I'd recommend clearing your /template_c directory
Your changes should take effect.
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