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franciscohm
Port a PHP Application to Xoops

Hello all,

I promise I have been browising the forums (and used the search engine) but I could not find what I am looking for.

What I need is a "how-to" guide about porting an existing PHP applicattion into Xoops. What I need is even simpler... I do not need the XOOPS menus to appear etc. I just need that only XOOPS users that have logged-in can access the primary application.

The application I already have does not requiere log-in so the only thing I need is "adding something" that prevents accessing into the applicattion unless you are logged into xoops. I would appreciate also if that "something" includes membership to a XOOPS group (example "Webmasters").

Please let me know

Thanks a lot
Francisco
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WarDick
Re: Port a PHP Application to Xoops

  • 2006/11/28 22:30

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Based on your criteria I would recommend myiframe module. You can find the news release here.
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preachur
Re: Port a PHP Application to Xoops

  • 2006/11/28 22:41

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Just code it so the "add something" link doesn't display unless they have an active logged-in XOOPS cookie for your site.

Then if you want it to display within your XOOPS theme use the iframe module.
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preachur
Re: Port a PHP Application to Xoops

  • 2006/11/28 22:43

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You can also code the "add something" page to not be accessible to anyone except certain groups. I think you can find the info you need in the Module Dev Forge Wiki pages. :)
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franciscohm
Re: Port a PHP Application to Xoops

Thanks for your tips... Can you please give me more tips where that information could be? Do you have the link?
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Peekay
Re: Port a PHP Application to Xoops

  • 2006/11/29 0:01

  • Peekay

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What you need is JMorris's excellent PageWrap module (a development of the MyPage module).

Unpack the archive and do one of three things to 'index.php':

1) If it's a small application, add raw PHP.

2) If you prefer, use a PHP include statement to include larger page(s) of code.

3) Or, create an iFrame for the app.

Then install the module as normal and set access permissions. A button link to the module index page - i.e your PHP app - will appear in the main menu. You can rename the module in XOOPS to whatever you want. You can even change the button.
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preachur
Re: Port a PHP Application to Xoops

  • 2006/11/29 0:58

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Here's one that might help you:

http://dev.xoops.org/modules/phpwiki/index.php/ModuleDevGuide
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preachur
Re: Port a PHP Application to Xoops

  • 2006/11/29 1:00

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Also, Peekay is right. You would want the PageWrap module.
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franciscohm
Re: Port a PHP Application to Xoops

Thanks very much to EVERYBODY!

I think this is exactly what I was searching. I will explore it this weekend.

Thanks, Thanks, Thanks
Francisco
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franciscohm
Re: Port a PHP Application to Xoops

Hi again Xoopers,

I have been working on this for the weekend and I am afraid none of your tips work for my case (or at least I was not able to make them work). Thanks againg for your tips

1. My iFrame: It works fine, but not for my case since the layout of the page gets really weird. The application I want to tie to XOOPS is a full-screen one so it is difficult to fit it into a frame.

2. PageWrap Module. I thought it was going to be the good one, but it did not work either. I follow the instructions but when I mixed the PHP it simply does not work. The original PHP application gets interferences from the module.

3. Development Guide. Honestly, I get very confused about so much programming information. I spent some time but had no clue how to begin. I am not an IT expert (but I was able to build up a cool intranet so far thanks to Xoops!)

So let me formulate again what I need just in case anyone knows how to solve it:

Quote:
If I am right (not sure!) what I need is the PHP code lines I should add to an existing PHP page in order to make it visible if the user is logged-in, or to ask the user to log-in the XOOPS portal if it is not yet.


I do not need my PHP page to be aesthetically integrated in Xoops. What I need is a sort of "Xoops logging" for an existing PHP application. The PHP application is now open so that I need to add PHP code to restrict the access and link it to XOOPS logging framework.

Does anybody have a clue of what code should I add??

Thanks
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