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Umer_i
setting permissions for modules

  • 2004/11/27 2:04

  • Umer_i

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  • Since: 2004/11/26


hello there!! I just set up my XOOPS site, and really liked it. The thing is that I dont want people to register on my site, and can view everything without registering. ON my "Main Menu" block only shows link to NEWS. and when i login it has more links to POLLS, CONTACT ME, etc. How can i make it so that even annyomous can view those links. ANother thing is taht my baner doesnt work when i use a Image banner ad. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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jdseymour
Re: setting permissions for modules

Go to the admin page and choose groups. Select to modify anonymous users, beside blocks check any blocks, including your ad block that you want anonymous users to see.

Next higher is module access, check each of these that you want in the main menu for anonymous users. Click on the update group button at the bottom of the page, and your done.

Welcome to XOOPS BTW.
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Umer_i
Re: setting permissions for modules

  • 2004/11/27 4:03

  • Umer_i

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  • Since: 2004/11/26


gr8 Thanks alot jdseymour, Really apprecite that bud!
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terrion
Re: setting permissions for modules

  • 2004/11/27 5:11

  • terrion

  • Friend of XOOPS

  • Posts: 299

  • Since: 2004/9/19


Wow, took me a week to figure that out. Shoulda just asked!
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jdseymour
Re: setting permissions for modules

Or read Xoops for Dummies
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Umer_i
Re: setting permissions for modules

  • 2004/11/27 14:46

  • Umer_i

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  • Since: 2004/11/26


One more question, How can i make a database backup of my website?
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jdseymour
Re: setting permissions for modules

I generally do that through the backup function in my cpanel.

If you don't have cpanel, you can export your database with PHPmyadmin, and download all files in your home directory.

With cpanel I get it in one file gziped.
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DonXoop
Re: setting permissions for modules

FYI, phpMyadmin can also zip the output to a file for export. Same for importing, you can upload a zip (I prefer gzip) file.
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Umer_i
Re: setting permissions for modules

  • 2004/11/27 18:29

  • Umer_i

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  • Since: 2004/11/26


Thanks for the reply guys, SO there is no way to make backups through my site, like in cpgnuke, and phpnuke i believe u can make backups through ur Admin panel. :)
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terrion
Re: setting permissions for modules

  • 2004/12/11 1:59

  • terrion

  • Friend of XOOPS

  • Posts: 299

  • Since: 2004/9/19


I use the Xoops Backup 2.16 module. I've set my preferences to just push down the zip file. Works great and has already really saved my butt once.

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