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oldenough
Frameworks -explanation

  • 2007/2/13 6:52

  • oldenough

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The user guide for Framworks says:


1 check the files xoops_version.php under /Frameworks/ and subfolder to make sure it is newer than your current ones

What on earth does that mean?

I intend to install a brand new XOOPS 2.0.16. Then Protector, then Frameworks etc. But when uploading the Module, Xooops can't find it... I'm lost.
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McDonald
Re: Frameworks -explanation

  • 2007/2/13 9:02

  • McDonald

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Frameworks is not a module and therefore you can't see it in the module administration.
If you want to check the version of the Frameworks you have to open the xoops_version.php file in a text editor:

define("XOOPS_FRAMEWORKS_VERSION", "1.10")


Version here is 1.10.

Frameworks is a collection of functions / routines mainly used by modules maintained and written by phpbb.
Examples of these modules are CBB, Article, Planet, Wordpress and the WYSIWYG editors collection 'xoopseditors'.
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oldenough
Re: Frameworks -explanation

  • 2007/2/19 11:25

  • oldenough

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Aha - I see! Thank you, that explains a lot. The thing I should do is to verify wheter my version is at least 1.10?
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McDonald
Re: Frameworks -explanation

  • 2007/2/19 11:31

  • McDonald

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Yes, just check if you have the latest version.
And hope the editors of the xoopseditor package will work, because there seem to be some problems with it....
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MadFish
Re: Frameworks -explanation

  • 2007/2/19 12:09

  • MadFish

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  • Since: 2003/9/27


Quote:
But when uploading the Module, Xooops can't find it...


The frameworks folder should go in the root directory, not the modules directory. No installation process other than uploading.

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