Thanks man... we jumped into this very quickly, and went with the osc module because we didnt know a better way to integrate the 2. Anyone else have an idea how to strip these out?

Mark

Im using XOOPS with the osCommerce module and SSL. osCommerce is using SSL, but xoops, with its one and only XOOPS_URL is not. The issue then becomes that when only part of the pages is accessing the server via https (osComm) while the rest (xoops) is loading things via http, I dont get a clean SSL lock, and just get messages saying some things are not secure (NS7), or a quick glimpse of the SSL key (IE).

Is this a XOOPS issue, or a template issue. I am brand new to all this, but when I look at templates, i see things like:

img src="<{$xoops_url}>/images/icons/reply.gif

I dont want that! leave the xoops_url out of my links.

Can I just get XOOPS to not do this, or do I need to change all templates, or do I need to try this:

https://xoops.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?viewmode=thread&topic_id=13171&forum=21&post_id=69661#69661

I actually did that earlier, but reverted back to the original files. It wasnt working, though I may not have had everything else setup, but another guy working with me got a Error Updating the database, so I figured Id better go back.


Anyway... surely someone is using XOOPS with SSL (without encrypting the ENTIRE site)

Any help appreciated.

Mark

I have the exact same error and line number. Cant check my PHP version, but I know is near the latest (Verio Hosting)

I too am running FreeBSD.. anyone else? 2.0.7 was even worse, at least 2.0.6 installed fine.

But this error is causing all my pages to be blank, so I cant log in or anything.


Mark

After having to change code in 2 file to install xoops, now I cant login or see anything. index.php, admin.php, and user.php are blank. I had no errors installing.

I went into admin.php and commented out


if ( $xoopsUser ) {
if ( !$xoopsUser->isAdmin() ) {
redirect_header("index.php",2,_AD_NORIGHT);
exit();
}
} else {
redirect_header("index.php",2,_AD_NORIGHT);
exit();
}

This got me to the "This is your first time..." "Press Submit to Continue" from the user or admin page, cant remember which. I never did login.

Nothing has changed, still dont get any login anywhere. I removed the comment marks to return code to normal. Did the above procedure store anything in the database that now needs to be cleared out. Who did it think I was when It said "This is your first time" and what did it do? Anyway... I cant seem to get anywhere with XOOPS w/o changing the code! Why?

Thanks for any help.

Mark

Thanks for the reply. That doesnt seemed to have helped however. I also can sometimes get

Warning: offset not contained in string in /usr/local/etc/httpd/htdocs-test/install/index.php on line 256

or

Warning: offset not contained in string in ../mainfile.php on line 53
XOOPS path check: Script is not inside XOOPS_ROOT_PATH and cannot run.

Sorry, no answer, I have the SAME problem. Anyone have a clue?

Here are my rootpath.php results, so Im pretty sure that is correct.

Your root path is/usr/local/etc/httpd/htdocs-test
without string replace:/usr/local/etc/httpd/htdocs-test

Help!

Thanks