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silentcry
Defining Search Modules.

  • 2007/11/21 16:25

  • silentcry

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Hi There,

I'm trying to figure out where we set wether or not a module is included in the Global Search. I want to remove a module from being searched, but I have no idea where to find this information.

Thanks,

Phil
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silentcry
Blank page after adding a new block.

  • 2007/10/25 14:12

  • silentcry

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  • Since: 2007/5/28


Hi there.

I created a new block to my main page and when I go into the admin section and make it visible, the main page is blank.

If I hide it, then the page returns to normal.

The template for the block at the moment consists of

<div>hellow world</div>

Is there something I'm not doing when it comes to adding blocks? I'm not the person who made this site, so I don't know if there's anything I need to do.

Thanks
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silentcry
Re: Quick Access to the database.

  • 2007/6/22 14:33

  • silentcry

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You know, it sucks being a dumbass sometimes. I just realised I was working off the wrong database. This one has no records, the right one has many..

So it works..
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silentcry
Quick Access to the database.

  • 2007/6/22 14:21

  • silentcry

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This will most likely come off as really stupid, but I'm still learning Xoops.

Basically I need to have a page run a quick check on a table in the database and return the result.

The page isn't part of any of my modules or anything like that, so I'm wondering can I just create the page, reference main_file, and get an instance of the database?

I've tried it, and when I run $result = $db->query($sql) I get a Resource ID #37. Which I think means it was ok, but when I try to do a db->fetchArray($result) there's nothing there..
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silentcry
Re: Blocking certain strings in usernames.

  • 2007/5/28 20:01

  • silentcry

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Ahh.. Regex, the bane of my existence. alright, I'll see what I can do with it.

Again, thanks for your help.
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silentcry
Re: Blocking certain strings in usernames.

  • 2007/5/28 18:41

  • silentcry

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  • Since: 2007/5/28


Hi There,

Thanks for your help, I was able to find it. I'm curious as to the syntax though.

By default webmaster|^xoops|^admin are set.

^admin would mean any instance of admin in the word? or finishing with admin?

Actually, this is probably documented somewhere right?

Phil
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silentcry
Blocking certain strings in usernames.

  • 2007/5/28 18:12

  • silentcry

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  • Since: 2007/5/28


Hey,

I'm wondering, is there a way to block certain words from being used in usernames?

I bring this up, since I run a french website and someone used the french equivalent of "Moderator" as his username. I'm wondering if there's a way to block certain words like "admin" and whatnot from being used in a user name.

Thanks,

Phil
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