2009/12/23 14:39
barryc
Just can't stay away
Posts: 480
Since: 2004/3/20
Fatal error: Cannot redeclare adminmenu() (previously declared in /home1/barrycne/public_html/aka/modules/extcal/admin/function.php:3) in /home1/barrycne/public_html/aka/modules/xoopsinfo/include/functions.php on line 96None All Errors (1) Queries (17) Blocks (0) Extra (2) Timers(5)ErrorsNotice: Constant _DB_POSLINE_DESC already defined in file /modules/backup/language/english/modinfo.php line 24
2009/12/23 15:44
ghia
Community Support Member
Posts: 4953
Since: 2008/7/3 1
2009/12/23 17:20
Anonymous
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2009/12/23 17:30
ghia wrote:Did you try the default admin theme?If that works better, try once the new version of Oxygen.
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2009/12/23 20:05
trabis
Core Developer
Posts: 2269
Since: 2006/9/1 1
Overall Proposal 1. Names for all classes and functions inside XOOPS should start with Xoops; 1. First letter for function names should always be in lowercase; in case necessary names should be separated using underscores "_" not camelCaps: * core functions should be started with xoops_ * framework and library functions should be started with xoops_[framework or library identifier]_ 2. Class names should always be separated using camelCaps, which is addressed below; 2. Names for shared variables generated by XOOPS should start with $xoops following camelCaps style * Private (or not shared) variables are encouraged to follow the style as well 3. Third-party applications, including modules, should not start with Xoops_ but start with corresponding identifier * Module class names should start with [module identifer, usually directory name] following camelCaps style, e.g. NewbbPost * Module function names should start with [module identifer, usually directory name]_, e.g. newbb_getPostCount() * Module variables should start with $[module identifier], e.g. $newbbPostCount
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