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I hate to ask what must be a simple question, but I've searched through my website, the database, and all of the XOOPS code trying to find the text for the email that gets sent when a new user is activated. I need to customize this text; can anyone point me in the right direction?
Thanks
Thanks
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Ooooh...this is close.
The notification info shows up as long as I place this code AFTER the "include footer.php" code. But then it doesn't output in the correct format. If I place this code before the footer, I see nothing.
Thanks!
The notification info shows up as long as I place this code AFTER the "include footer.php" code. But then it doesn't output in the correct format. If I place this code before the footer, I see nothing.
Thanks!
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Hello all.
I have a few modules that have been modified to work w/in XOOPS but only take advantage of the security features. However, I'd like to add notifications funcationality to them. I've made the appropriate changes in the "xoops_version.php" file, but I cannot get the notification HTML to print out at the bottom of my index.php page.
From what I can tell, I have to create a template that includes the
"db:system_notifiation_select.html"
file and then set use this template from w/in my php file
(e.g. $xoopsOption['template_main'] = <my_template_file>.
Is there anyway to include the "db:system_notifiation_select.html" directly from php?
This was most likely a terrible description of my problem.
Thanks!
Brent Weatherly
I have a few modules that have been modified to work w/in XOOPS but only take advantage of the security features. However, I'd like to add notifications funcationality to them. I've made the appropriate changes in the "xoops_version.php" file, but I cannot get the notification HTML to print out at the bottom of my index.php page.
From what I can tell, I have to create a template that includes the
"db:system_notifiation_select.html"
file and then set use this template from w/in my php file
(e.g. $xoopsOption['template_main'] = <my_template_file>.
Is there anyway to include the "db:system_notifiation_select.html" directly from php?
This was most likely a terrible description of my problem.
Thanks!
Brent Weatherly
7
Thanks for the replies. The redirect works perfectly.
One more question: How can we lookup the group(s) that are allowed to access a module? I'd like to check for group permission w/out statically specifying any group names or ids.
Thanks
Brent
One more question: How can we lookup the group(s) that are allowed to access a module? I'd like to check for group permission w/out statically specifying any group names or ids.
Thanks
Brent
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I got excited thinking I was going to get some help. Anyone have any ideas? Other than manually coding every php file or a header.php file to check for user/group login info?
Thanks
Brent
Thanks
Brent
9
I'll try to explain by example.
in modules/xoopspoll, i created a directory "test". I copied a dummy index.php file into the test/ sub-dir:
code:
include("../../../mainfile.php");
include(XOOPS_ROOT_PATH."/header.php");
$xoopsOption['show_rblock'] = 1;
?>
Hello World!
<?php
include(XOOPS_ROOT_PATH."/footer.php");
?>
If I pull up my browser (NOT LOGGED IN TO XOOPS), and access page:
<URL>/html/modules/xoopspoll/index.php
I get the "you don't have permission to access this area" warning w/ a redirect.
If I access the page:
<URL>/html/modules/xoopspoll/test/index.php
The page loads fine w/ the login block displayed as well.
I want to be able to redirect ANY access to a file in a module for which a user does not have permission.
Make sense?
in modules/xoopspoll, i created a directory "test". I copied a dummy index.php file into the test/ sub-dir:
code:
include("../../../mainfile.php");
include(XOOPS_ROOT_PATH."/header.php");
$xoopsOption['show_rblock'] = 1;
?>
Hello World!
<?php
include(XOOPS_ROOT_PATH."/footer.php");
?>
If I pull up my browser (NOT LOGGED IN TO XOOPS), and access page:
<URL>/html/modules/xoopspoll/index.php
I get the "you don't have permission to access this area" warning w/ a redirect.
If I access the page:
<URL>/html/modules/xoopspoll/test/index.php
The page loads fine w/ the login block displayed as well.
I want to be able to redirect ANY access to a file in a module for which a user does not have permission.
Make sense?
10
Hello all.
I'm trying to figure out how to secure all html/php files in a module directory and ALL sub-directories. I don't want anyone to figure out a URL to a file in a sub-directory and be able to directly access it w/out logging in w/ the right permissions.
It seems you can create sub-directories in a module (besides admin, for example), copy files there, and then pull them up in a browser w/out logging in.
Is there an easy fix w/out having to individually list all files or break up my modules?
Thanks
Brent
I'm trying to figure out how to secure all html/php files in a module directory and ALL sub-directories. I don't want anyone to figure out a URL to a file in a sub-directory and be able to directly access it w/out logging in w/ the right permissions.
It seems you can create sub-directories in a module (besides admin, for example), copy files there, and then pull them up in a browser w/out logging in.
Is there an easy fix w/out having to individually list all files or break up my modules?
Thanks
Brent
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