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I think that there are a lot of people interested, including me. But Draven is right. Add it to the Wiki.
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OK...I'm offically an idiot. I had the name wrong in the xoops_verion.php. Well, at least I made of fool of myself in public 
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Just a little addition, I turned on the MySQL debugging and looked as I re-installed it again. It is installing into the xoops_tplfile table fine but it isn't doing the next step which is to insert into the xoops_tplsource table.
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I'm developing a module that I broke apart from another module. Everything worked well when it was all together.
Now when I run my new module, it doesn't display anything. I've looked in the xoops_tplfile and the template is listed there but when I check in xoops_tplsource, there is no corresponding entry. Please let me know if you need any additional information.
This is just annoying for now but, I want to what to do if this happens again.
Now when I run my new module, it doesn't display anything. I've looked in the xoops_tplfile and the template is listed there but when I check in xoops_tplsource, there is no corresponding entry. Please let me know if you need any additional information.
This is just annoying for now but, I want to what to do if this happens again.
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Is it possible to have more than one page in a module have comments attached to it? Looking through the Wiki, it seems to indicate that it is not possible.
I was wondering because I am developing a module that has multiple pages that display different information and would like to allow users to be able to add comments to each of those pages.
I was wondering because I am developing a module that has multiple pages that display different information and would like to allow users to be able to add comments to each of those pages.
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Your english is fine. But your solution isn't good enough for me. I'm trying to make these changes based on a theme that I have developed.
After playing withit some more and viewing the file in the templates_c directory, I have come up with this that does work:
Now, I'm not just asking questions, but helping to solve them!
After playing withit some more and viewing the file in the templates_c directory, I have come up with this that does work:
<img src="<{$xoops_imageurl}>images/newbb/<{php}>echo basename($this->_tpl_vars['categories'][$this->_sections['category']['index']]['forums']['forum_folder'][$this->_sections['forum']['index']])<{/php}>" alt="" />
Now, I'm not just asking questions, but helping to solve them!
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I want to change the images on the bulletin board, but I don't want to simply overwrite the existing images. What I need to do is change this:
<img src="<{$categories[category].forums.forum_folder[forum]}>" alt="" />
so that it points to the appropriate graphic in my theme. Any ideas?
<img src="<{$categories[category].forums.forum_folder[forum]}>" alt="" />
so that it points to the appropriate graphic in my theme. Any ideas?
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From the looks of things, I can't change it by changing the template. The images paths are coded into the newBB module. Guess I'm going to have to hack the module in order to make it more customizable.
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Actually, already have that happening. What I'm looking for is a way to change the default folder/topic graphics to something custom. (from stylized Xs to thought balloons)
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