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jultey
Re: I look for a UML class diagram or something like this
  • 2004/8/20 10:01

  • jultey

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https://xoops.org/misc/api/
API de XOOPS : nom de fichier, fonctions et classes

https://xoops.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=17593&forum=8
(meme question)

http://dev.xoops.org/modules/phpwiki/index.php/XoopsObjectExplained
Xoops Object Explained



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jultey
Re: I look for a UML class diagram or something like this
  • 2004/8/20 9:50

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I have find this :
http://www.web-udvikling.dk/images/handlerdiagram.png
But if tsomebody find another...



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jultey
I look for a UML class diagram or something like this
  • 2004/8/20 9:44

  • jultey

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Hello,

Firstly sorry for my English, I'm French.

I have make a training course and I have used Xoops.
Now, I'm writting my training course's report and I would like to see a paper in order to see all the XOOPS classes (like xoopsDB, xoopsUser etc...). Or better, if a UML class diagram exists...

If someone can help me.

Thanks.
Julien



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jultey
Re: How to have a database connection in the non-authentified user's menu
  • 2004/7/7 11:44

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Often I see "Yé, I have found the solution [just that]".

When I see that, I think in myself... mmm, I'll always post the answer when I'll find the solution of my future problems !



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jultey
Re: How to have a database connection in the non-authentified user's menu
  • 2004/7/7 9:10

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Find :
I just have to add :
Quote:

global $xoopsDB ;

at the top of my bloc !

Thank you at myself



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jultey
How to have a database connection in the non-authentified user's menu
  • 2004/7/7 8:30

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Hello,
(Sorry for my English, I'm French...)

I am making a php bloc in the non-authentified user's menu. In this bloc I would like to acces information of my database....

But I cant't use $xoopsDB...

What do I have to include to have a connection ?

Thanks for your answers.

Julien



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jultey
Re: Update a template
  • 2004/6/16 9:44

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Someone resolve (I think -> I haven't test it yet -> this morning after lunch).

He answers me that I have to change the xoops_version of my module too.

Effectively, I have in this file :

// Templates
$modversion['templates'][1]['file'] = 'contact_contactusform.html';
$modversion['templates'][1]['description'] = 'Contact Us Form CRCE';

I will replace this file with the new file's name of my module.

Thank for your help.

Ju



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jultey
Re: Update a template
  • 2004/6/16 8:58

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OK, I make that and now it is good : modifications appears (I don't know why because yesterday I exactly did it and nothing was good).
The modifications are now display

But the other face of my problem is that I have based my personnal module on the "Xoops Contact Us Module".

I want to change the name of my template : contact_contactusform.html -> to -> crce_addressource.html

Then I make this modification in the index.php page :

//$xoopsOption['template_main'] = 'contact_contactusform.html';
$xoopsOption['template_main'] = 'crce_addressource.html';

But when update the module, this modification of the name don't appear : It display on my screen the old name of the file :

Module data updated.
Updating templates...
Template contact_contactusform.html inserted to the database.
Template contact_contactusform.html recompiled.

How to change this file's name ?


Thank you Mithrandir for your answer.

Juju



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jultey
Update a template
  • 2004/6/16 8:41

  • jultey

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Hi,

(Allways sorry for my English, i'm still french. I have post my problem on a French forum too)

I am making my first module.
But I have a problem with templates :

When I change something in my module's template, this modifications are not display on my XOOPS web site. Like if XOOPS don't use this template... But if I rename this template, XOOPS doens't like (whuite page), then I think that XOOPS finaly use this template...
It seems to me (I have read it I don't remember where) that templates are compiled in the database, then I think a solution to me is to update this database, but how to make it ?

The only way I found is to reinstall all my XOOPS web site (with the database).

But it's not Top !

Can somebody help me ?

Thanks.

Ju



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jultey
Re: I can't see my modules after reboot
  • 2004/6/14 12:16

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I have delete the files presents in my template_c and cache directories and my modules reappeare




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