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Disable Registered users to submit news

  • 2004/1/30 15:01

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1) How can we change the permission to disallow registered users to submit news?

2) Can we create another user group for news posting?
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Re: What kind of module do I need if...

  • 2004/1/15 14:16

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Thanks for the info, Richard. But the weblog module doesn't fit my site. I tried to download the Lykos blocks module(I've no idea if it suitable) but I couldn't get a correct link....even at the author site.
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Re: Lykos blocks

  • 2004/1/15 6:58

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Where is the block module??

The XOOPS link of Lykos Blocks module is directed to Syndication download only. I can't find it in your site either.
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Re: What kind of module do I need if...

  • 2004/1/15 6:43

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I need to have 2 seperate pages -- "Home" and "News"

And I want to display 3 or 4 recent news(expanded form) on "Home".
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What kind of module do I need if...

  • 2004/1/15 4:48

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I want to display some news in expanded form in my "home" page(i.e. admin panel -->> Site preferences -->> General settings, set "None" as the default module)

I know that the Spotlight module allow us to display one news in expanded form and some headlines.

Is there any module or php-code allow us to display 3 or 4 news(expanded) in the "home" page as a block?

Thanks
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Installation directory

  • 2004/1/8 13:49

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According to the installation instruction, we need to copy all XOOPS 2 files to the root web directory and then start the install by typinghttp://www.yoursite.com/

Because my site is currently running phpbb forum at the root. Can I copy all XOOPS 2 files to another directory? (e.g. /home/xoops/) And start the install by typinghttp://www.yoursite.com/xoops/

Is it safe to install by this method?

Pls advise, thanks.
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