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So how would you do this? Is there any easy way?
I'm in the process of building an XOOPS site that I want to be CSS and XHTML compliant. One of the feeds (from Apple Computer) has a news item at the moment that says...Quote: (I've placed some gaps in there as the forum kept concerting the code to a ')....and I need some easy way to tidy things like that up on the fly.
Cheers,
Phil
The other source of Headlines related errors would be non-XHTML compliant tags embedded in RSS feeds, a tag sanitizer could solve this.
So how would you do this? Is there any easy way?
I'm in the process of building an XOOPS site that I want to be CSS and XHTML compliant. One of the feeds (from Apple Computer) has a news item at the moment that says...Quote:
HoopTV.net& # 146; s Got Game
Cheers,
Phil
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That is superb....thank you so so much!
It didn't work at first, but this was because I didn't read which file to update (I was playing around with templates) but once I re-read your instructions, as well as using phpMyAdmin to set each site_id to the number I wanted, it is all working.
Thank you once again.
Phil
It didn't work at first, but this was because I didn't read which file to update (I was playing around with templates) but once I re-read your instructions, as well as using phpMyAdmin to set each site_id to the number I wanted, it is all working.
Thank you once again.
Phil
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Hi all,
It has be ages since I asked this and have been trying out differnt things....but I keep coming back to it. Is there anyone that can suggest the code to have 4 headline feeds pulled, then have then displayed in two rows of two (as I have on my non-xoops site at the moment...http://www.macguide.co.nz).
Phil
It has be ages since I asked this and have been trying out differnt things....but I keep coming back to it. Is there anyone that can suggest the code to have 4 headline feeds pulled, then have then displayed in two rows of two (as I have on my non-xoops site at the moment...http://www.macguide.co.nz).
Phil
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Although am I right in saying that the Mac and NN CSS files in a theme only need to contain the exceptions to anything that doesn't work well in the main CSS file?
I'm a Mac user working on a theme (in its early stages) and so far I've not had to put any code into the Mac or NN files.
It just sounded to me like the original poster thought that maybe you need to take the main CSS file and convert the whole thing and repeat that info in the other files? (Sorry if that's not what you were implying).
Phil
I'm a Mac user working on a theme (in its early stages) and so far I've not had to put any code into the Mac or NN files.
It just sounded to me like the original poster thought that maybe you need to take the main CSS file and convert the whole thing and repeat that info in the other files? (Sorry if that's not what you were implying).
Phil
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Hi there and thanks for your response.
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If I apply these patches I run into all sorts of trouble. After the main page, all other pages become blank. If I try to bring up the admin page by typing in what I know the URL would be, it says I'm not logged in and shunts me back to the main login. Logging in again brings me to a blank page.
I seem to have more success when I don't apply these patches? So the following comments are related to a standard install. Sorry if this is the wrong approach, but it seems to be the version that is as close to working as I can make it.
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2.0.6.....I'm copying the files from my Mac running OS X 10.3 to a Linux server.
Here's one example of a URL....basically the system icon appears and (in this instance) I've selected "Preferences" from the floating menu...
http://www.massey.ac.nz/~wwhusoc/admin2/modules/system/admin.php?fct=preferences
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Using either a patched version of XOOPS or a standard one, making the virtual path short produces bedlam....a very long (and incorrect) URL that produces an error.
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I've tried going through and adjusting the permission on multiple files once they were up on the server. I can't see it being that.
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What does that do? I'm really going to have to convince the IT people in the University before they would be prepared to add any sort of config file.
Thanks in advance,
Phil
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If you would like to work behind a proxy, you HAVE to apply the hack completely (https://xoops.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?viewmode=thread&topic_id=13171&forum=21&post_id=69661#69661)
If I apply these patches I run into all sorts of trouble. After the main page, all other pages become blank. If I try to bring up the admin page by typing in what I know the URL would be, it says I'm not logged in and shunts me back to the main login. Logging in again brings me to a blank page.
I seem to have more success when I don't apply these patches? So the following comments are related to a standard install. Sorry if this is the wrong approach, but it seems to be the version that is as close to working as I can make it.
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First of all, a couple of questions:
- XOOPS version ?
- OS used: Windows or Unix like ?
- What is the exact (complete) URL you get in your browser when the "Selected module does not exist!" message appears ?
2.0.6.....I'm copying the files from my Mac running OS X 10.3 to a Linux server.
Here's one example of a URL....basically the system icon appears and (in this instance) I've selected "Preferences" from the floating menu...
http://www.massey.ac.nz/~wwhusoc/admin2/modules/system/admin.php?fct=preferences
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In you mainfile.php you should have something like
*************************************************************
// XOOPS Physical Path
define('XOOPS_ROOT_PATH', '/home/wwhusoc/admin2');
// XOOPS Virtual Path (URL)
define('XOOPS_URL', '/admin2');
// Hack
define('XOOPS_DEFAULT_DOMAIN', 'http://www.massey.ac.nz');
*************************************************************
Using either a patched version of XOOPS or a standard one, making the virtual path short produces bedlam....a very long (and incorrect) URL that produces an error.
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One of the common reason for "Selected module does not exist!" error is when you copy files from Windows to Linux/Unix: the access rights are lost and particularly the "x" (executable) on the directories...
I've tried going through and adjusting the permission on multiple files once they were up on the server. I can't see it being that.
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You might also need something like that in you apache configuration file:
*************************************************************
Alias /admin2 /home/wwhusoc/admin2
<DirectoryMatch /home/wwhusoc/admin2/>
Options +FollowSymLinks
AllowOverride None
order allow,deny
allow from all
</DirectoryMatch>
*************************************************************
What does that do? I'm really going to have to convince the IT people in the University before they would be prepared to add any sort of config file.
Thanks in advance,
Phil
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I understand the guidelines listed in the quote section (what code to replace etc) but the reommendations near the end have lost me completely. What does that all mean?
And is this issue the same as the issue that I'm having, and have mentioned here (with no answers so far)?....
https://xoops.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=19986&forum=1#forumpost86160
Phil
And is this issue the same as the issue that I'm having, and have mentioned here (with no answers so far)?....
https://xoops.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=19986&forum=1#forumpost86160
Phil
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OK, I lied...this is the final bump as I'm completely stuck and have had no replies. I just wanted to point out, if you take a look at the links I provide, you might assume everything is sorted...it looks like XOOPS is up and running....it's not.
The weird thing is that when I log in, I get the link to the Administration menu...I click on that and I can see one menu icon on the left...System admin.....and the pop-up menu for that module is there.
So, I can select from this menu blocks, groups, preferences, banners etc...but that's when I get that error...."Selected module does not exist!".
*Please*...if you have any idea, please let me know. I have XOOPS running fine on 3 other external sites, it just seems to be this one that uses a proxy address that I'm stuffing up on.
Phil
PS....and my comment on donating more money stands!
The weird thing is that when I log in, I get the link to the Administration menu...I click on that and I can see one menu icon on the left...System admin.....and the pop-up menu for that module is there.
So, I can select from this menu blocks, groups, preferences, banners etc...but that's when I get that error...."Selected module does not exist!".
*Please*...if you have any idea, please let me know. I have XOOPS running fine on 3 other external sites, it just seems to be this one that uses a proxy address that I'm stuffing up on.
Phil
PS....and my comment on donating more money stands!
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Final bump (I promise) of this topic...but anyone? Kinda need help here 
I'll donate more money to XOOPS if I get the answer I need, promise! (Does bribery work around here?)
Phil
I'll donate more money to XOOPS if I get the answer I need, promise! (Does bribery work around here?)
Phil
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