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The newest one - 2.2.3a? I have run (and still do run) sites with 2.0.13, but I wanted to try the 2.2.3 for this new project I'm working on.
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Great, looking forward to it - this really lets me bring XOOPS into my enterprise for my users without them complaining about 'another' username and password to remember.
pemen wrote:
I wonder with what version of XOOPS you work.
The newest one - 2.2.3a? I have run (and still do run) sites with 2.0.13, but I wanted to try the 2.2.3 for this new project I'm working on.
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Any idea how long before that might be ready?
I hope in the next weeks.
Great, looking forward to it - this really lets me bring XOOPS into my enterprise for my users without them complaining about 'another' username and password to remember.
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Bah, just that quick I figured it out.
Under Administration --> Preferences --> Extended Profiles --> User Settings
Change the variable "Select the level of strictness for username filtering" to "Medium" and now things seem to be working.
Under Administration --> Preferences --> Extended Profiles --> User Settings
Change the variable "Select the level of strictness for username filtering" to "Medium" and now things seem to be working.
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The way we set our users up in AD, their logon name is firstname.last name, so for example a user's logon might be thomas.smith, with their email address as thomas.smith@mycompany.com I'm using the LDAP attribute 'mailNickname' as suggested elsewhere.
I am having a problem with that now - I can create users manually, and have them login with their AD credentials, but if they try to edit their profile, it errors with "invalid username". I don't think has anything to do with this mod, but rather a function of XOOPS in general, not allowing the '.' character in the username. I'm trying to figure out where that restriction is now.
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Any idea how long before that might be ready?
pemen wrote:
I've never test this case. Can I have more details about your AD login : period - firstname.lastname ??
The way we set our users up in AD, their logon name is firstname.last name, so for example a user's logon might be thomas.smith, with their email address as thomas.smith@mycompany.com I'm using the LDAP attribute 'mailNickname' as suggested elsewhere.
I am having a problem with that now - I can create users manually, and have them login with their AD credentials, but if they try to edit their profile, it errors with "invalid username". I don't think has anything to do with this mod, but rather a function of XOOPS in general, not allowing the '.' character in the username. I'm trying to figure out where that restriction is now.
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pemen wrote:
The synchronisation system for the next version.
Any idea how long before that might be ready?
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Trying to work through this, in case it comes up for others: Warning to others - I'm not a coder, so I'm more or less poking until it works: I used the example in this thread for guidance.
Line 31 in common.php read:
I have broken that into 2 lines, now 31 and 32:
And that has corrected the error I was having.
Line 31 in common.php read:
$smartsection_moduleName = $myts->displayTarea($smartModule->getVar('name'));
I have broken that into 2 lines, now 31 and 32:
$smartsection_moduleName = $smartModule->getVar('name');
$smartsection_moduleName = $myts->displayTarea($smartsection_moduleName);
And that has corrected the error I was having.
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Got this working, with only a few glitches
I need to manually create the accounts for the user in xoops, with a 'dummy' PW. When the user logs in using their AD credentials it works fine. That bit is excellent.
However, my usernames contain a period - firstname.lastname, and XOOPS won't allow those usernames. What I've been forced to do is create the account with just the firstname, then go into MySQL and manually change the loginname field to firstname.lastname. That seems to work. I'm planning on doing a large 'insert' on the tables manually to create the users so that's not a huge deal for me.
But now... after making the changes, I am getting php errors all over the place:
For example. that bit of code is:
not sure where to go with that.
I need to manually create the accounts for the user in xoops, with a 'dummy' PW. When the user logs in using their AD credentials it works fine. That bit is excellent.
However, my usernames contain a period - firstname.lastname, and XOOPS won't allow those usernames. What I've been forced to do is create the account with just the firstname, then go into MySQL and manually change the loginname field to firstname.lastname. That seems to work. I'm planning on doing a large 'insert' on the tables manually to create the users so that's not a huge deal for me.
But now... after making the changes, I am getting php errors all over the place:
Fatal error: Only variables can be passed by reference in C:Program FilesApache GroupApache2htdocsdspportalmodulessmartsectionincludecommon.php on line 31
For example. that bit of code is:
// Creating the SmartModule object
$smartModule =& ss_getModuleInfo();
$myts = MyTextSanitizer::getInstance();
$smartsection_moduleName = $myts->displayTarea($smartModule->getVar('name'));
not sure where to go with that.
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I'm getting there.
Here's what I did so far, which may help others. I'm running WinXP with Apache 2.0.54, and PHP5. It's important to note that when you download PHP5, you may not by default get all the extentions (I didn't) - which you've figured out, if you've got XOOPS running, since the MySQL is one you need to download seperately.
What I had to do - as pemen says above, uncomment php_ldap.dll in php.ini, which is located in C:\windows\system32.
Copy php_ldap.dll into your \ext folder. On my install, that's c:\php\ext
Copy libeay32.dll and ssleay32.dll into your %system% folder. On my install, that's C:\windows\system32. (learned that from here, a good resource.)
LDAP is now running on my server via PHP. I'm now getting "No corresponding user info", which is way better than "LDAP extension not loaded". Now I just need to figure out which tables/fields in the database to populate with my user info.
pemen wrote:
I think that you don't activate the LDAP extension in PHP.
PHP need to be compiled with the option --with-ldap in UNIX system or uncomment the line : php_ldap.dll in windows system.
I'm getting there.
Here's what I did so far, which may help others. I'm running WinXP with Apache 2.0.54, and PHP5. It's important to note that when you download PHP5, you may not by default get all the extentions (I didn't) - which you've figured out, if you've got XOOPS running, since the MySQL is one you need to download seperately.
What I had to do - as pemen says above, uncomment php_ldap.dll in php.ini, which is located in C:\windows\system32.
Copy php_ldap.dll into your \ext folder. On my install, that's c:\php\ext
Copy libeay32.dll and ssleay32.dll into your %system% folder. On my install, that's C:\windows\system32. (learned that from here, a good resource.)
LDAP is now running on my server via PHP. I'm now getting "No corresponding user info", which is way better than "LDAP extension not loaded". Now I just need to figure out which tables/fields in the database to populate with my user info.
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Are you using Firefox with the AdBlock Extension?
I was, and thought that ads weren't working on my site. It wasn't until I viewed it in IE that I realized that AdBlock was filtering the ads in Firefox.
I was, and thought that ads weren't working on my site. It wasn't until I viewed it in IE that I realized that AdBlock was filtering the ads in Firefox.
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I just installed AgendaX 2.2.0 on XOOPS 2.2.2, and I get strange error when I try to submit a new event:
I get a pop-up error box:
Ok that, then you get another:
The cycle repeats several times, calling different toolbar functions
The form will then display, and you can enter events.. so the module seems to work, only after you beep through 8 error messages.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Sq
I get a pop-up error box:
ERROR[createSelect]:
Can't fint the requested dropdown definition
Ok that, then you get another:
FIXME: Unknown toolbar item:Function() {return[this.length-1];}
The cycle repeats several times, calling different toolbar functions
The form will then display, and you can enter events.. so the module seems to work, only after you beep through 8 error messages.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Sq
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