WF-Downloads module 3.23 beta ready for testing
I've just committed the last modifications to WF-Downloads module.
it's still in beta state but, IMO, ready for testing.
It is "STILL BETA"... do not use this module on active sites
The latest version on is in the XOOPS SVN
Thanks for helping me in debugging phase.
Lucio
Changelog:
- module standardization: header.php, admin/admin_header.php, xoops_version.php
- module standardization: standardize directories/files names/structures
- module standardization: standardize code headers
- module standardization: use WfdownloadWfdownload object instead of $xoopsModule, $xoopsModuleConfig and xoops_getmodulehandler (luciorota)
- refactorized admin menu (luciorota)
- fixed: lack of variables in wfdownloads_viewcat.html template (luciorota)
- fixed: update procedure now updates also permissions (luciorota)
- fixed: language definition in modinfo.php (luciorota)
- fixed: language definition in main.php (luciorota)
- fixed: deprecated "XoopsTree" (luciorota)
- fixed: html errors in templates (luciorota)
- fixed: deprecated XoopsTree (mamba)
- added: admin side downloads filter (luciorota)
- added: breadcrumb class (luciorota)
- added: html tags compatible autosummary generator (luciorota)
- added: sort subcategories by cid or title or weight (luciorota)
- added: improved letters choice bar (luciorota)
- added: wfdownloads_submit.html template for submit.php (luciorota)
- added: folder checker (mamba + luciorota)
- added: file checker (luciorota)
- removed: unupgraded languages from repository (luciorota)
- removed: unused templates (luciorota)
- removed: unused images files (luciorota)
- added permission: upload by category (luciorota)
- added language definitions in admin.php (luciorota)
- fixed: language definitions in modinfo.php (luciorota)
QRCode module for XOOPS v1.1
After reading through some of the posts we've decided to update the QRCode module for XOOPS 2.5.x
The main reason is the fact that the replacement module that came to be didn't work for us after we installed it.
We've added/changed :
- a block to the module that shows the current url of the page as a QRCode with an option to set the size of the image.
- All Qrcodes are made locally, no external script is called
- Module is now cloneable
The QRCode module was first created so other developers could make check if it is installed and the utilize QRCode creation. We then updated it so QRCodes could also be manually created.
Currently the module creates the following QRCode :
- Visit a website
- Call a phonenumber
- Send a SMS to a cellphone
- Plain text
- Send an email
- Lookup GPS coordinates
- Create a business card
You can download it here.
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The main reason is the fact that the replacement module that came to be didn't work for us after we installed it.
We've added/changed :
- a block to the module that shows the current url of the page as a QRCode with an option to set the size of the image.
- All Qrcodes are made locally, no external script is called
- Module is now cloneable
The QRCode module was first created so other developers could make check if it is installed and the utilize QRCode creation. We then updated it so QRCodes could also be manually created.
Currently the module creates the following QRCode :
- Visit a website
- Call a phonenumber
- Send a SMS to a cellphone
- Plain text
- Send an email
- Lookup GPS coordinates
- Create a business card
You can download it here.
Richard Griffith to lead XOOPS Core Team
The XOOPS Council is very pleased to announce that Richard Griffith (geekwright) has accepted the position of Team Leader for the XOOPS Core Team. As indicated on our Team Descriptions, the key areas for Richard and the Core Team are:
- Perform a thorough review of the security of the code base as a primary priority.
- Produce Development Road map in-line with community expectations and needs.
- Innovate and maintain core software to current technical and security standards.
- Resolve legitimate bugs submitted in the tracker.
- Enlist the best and brightest open source software developers through communication, innovation and integrity.
- Assist in the training and development of emerging developers for the XOOPS Project.
- Assist in preparation of documentation concerning the core, in partnership with the Documentation group.
Richard has been involved in XOOPS for over two years now. In May 2011 he became the "Innovator of the Month" for his work on "gwreports"
Since then he released several more modules:
FBComment
SpeachSearch
Gwiki
He already has made several important contributions to XOOPS Core:
- he incorporated Doctrine DB Abstraction Layer into XOOPS 2.6.0 working together with Redheadedrod. This will make XOOPS database-agnostic, and will enable our users to use any database that is supported by Doctrine.
- helped us to move XOOPS 2.6.0 development to GitHub, and finally
- has updated Trabis' XMF (XOOPS Module Framework) to make migration of XOOPS 2.5.x modules to XOOPS 2.6.0 much easier (more information about it coming soon).
And he is just warming up!
Richard has many plans and ideas for XOOPS 2.6.0, and we can't wait till all of it will become reality! But as he has already proven, he is a man of action, who likes to deliver on his ideas and promises, so we can expect soon a lot of cool things!
We're looking forward to working with Richard, and are welcoming him to XOOPS Council and the XOOPS Community as the new Core Team Leader.
We also would like to thank Trabis for all his work on the XOOPS 2.6.0 Core and his XOOPS Module Framework! He has made tons of important contributions to both, and it is his work and vision than we'll be building upon moving forward, together with all the work that Nicolas did as well, Both of them were the giants of XOOPS Core Development, who have changed and reshaped how XOOPS is looking now:
- Nicolas Andricq and his French Team with their work on XOOPS 2.5.x, and then on XOOPS 2.6.0
- Trabis (Ricardo Costa) with his work on countless modules, the XOOPS Module Framework, and cleaning up and modernizing XOOPS 2.6.0 Core.
We're all extremely thankful to all of them for all their contributions, and we hope that once their lives become less hectic, they'll be contributing again to XOOPS.
There are several new announcements coming up related to XOOPS 2.6.0, and we can't wait to share them with you! The remainder of 2013 will be a very exciting time for XOOPS, and 2014 is clearly the year of XOOPS' comeback! We hope that all of you will join us on this exciting journey and that you will contribute to making XOOPS the best it can be!
Viva XOOPS!
XOOPS Council
Sept. 10, 2013
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- Perform a thorough review of the security of the code base as a primary priority.
- Produce Development Road map in-line with community expectations and needs.
- Innovate and maintain core software to current technical and security standards.
- Resolve legitimate bugs submitted in the tracker.
- Enlist the best and brightest open source software developers through communication, innovation and integrity.
- Assist in the training and development of emerging developers for the XOOPS Project.
- Assist in preparation of documentation concerning the core, in partnership with the Documentation group.
Richard has been involved in XOOPS for over two years now. In May 2011 he became the "Innovator of the Month" for his work on "gwreports"
Since then he released several more modules:
FBComment
SpeachSearch
Gwiki
He already has made several important contributions to XOOPS Core:
- he incorporated Doctrine DB Abstraction Layer into XOOPS 2.6.0 working together with Redheadedrod. This will make XOOPS database-agnostic, and will enable our users to use any database that is supported by Doctrine.
- helped us to move XOOPS 2.6.0 development to GitHub, and finally
- has updated Trabis' XMF (XOOPS Module Framework) to make migration of XOOPS 2.5.x modules to XOOPS 2.6.0 much easier (more information about it coming soon).
And he is just warming up!
Richard has many plans and ideas for XOOPS 2.6.0, and we can't wait till all of it will become reality! But as he has already proven, he is a man of action, who likes to deliver on his ideas and promises, so we can expect soon a lot of cool things!
We're looking forward to working with Richard, and are welcoming him to XOOPS Council and the XOOPS Community as the new Core Team Leader.
We also would like to thank Trabis for all his work on the XOOPS 2.6.0 Core and his XOOPS Module Framework! He has made tons of important contributions to both, and it is his work and vision than we'll be building upon moving forward, together with all the work that Nicolas did as well, Both of them were the giants of XOOPS Core Development, who have changed and reshaped how XOOPS is looking now:
- Nicolas Andricq and his French Team with their work on XOOPS 2.5.x, and then on XOOPS 2.6.0
- Trabis (Ricardo Costa) with his work on countless modules, the XOOPS Module Framework, and cleaning up and modernizing XOOPS 2.6.0 Core.
We're all extremely thankful to all of them for all their contributions, and we hope that once their lives become less hectic, they'll be contributing again to XOOPS.
There are several new announcements coming up related to XOOPS 2.6.0, and we can't wait to share them with you! The remainder of 2013 will be a very exciting time for XOOPS, and 2014 is clearly the year of XOOPS' comeback! We hope that all of you will join us on this exciting journey and that you will contribute to making XOOPS the best it can be!
Viva XOOPS!
XOOPS Council
Sept. 10, 2013
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Hi, I'm Richard Griffith and here is a brief history of me.
I've lived in lots of places in the USA, and have landed recently in a small town in Iowa, where the challenges of a more than a century old house became a temporary full time job. Spoiling my granddaughter also keeps me busy.
I studied Computer Science in college, and spent more than 2 decades inside a Fortune 100 company as a contractor and consultant. Over the years I have programmed everything from handhelds to mainframes, using whatever languages were needed, and held roles and responsibilities ranging through project development, change management, database administration and many others. My favorite role was always the programmer analyst; there I got to identify the problem, define how software could help and then build a solution.
While there were lots of valuable lessons learned in that environment, it was obvious that real growth and innovation occurs in smaller, more agile environments. Sifting out the most valuable lessons from the large conservative corporation approaches and deploying that value as an asset in smaller organizations became my focus.
I was very attracted to XOOPS when I was first introduced to it many years ago. The module structure really appealed to my view of how things should work. Over time, I've offered up many solutions based on XOOPS or some of its derivatives. While I continued my endeavors for the benefit of existing clients, I was eagerly awaiting some much needed modernization. Conversations with the XOOPS evangelist you know as Mamba led me to realize I was not alone in wanting a powerful, modern web application platform based on the XOOPS model. I agreed to a more direct involvement, and one thing led to another. I was scared, humbled and honored as we entered into the discussions that lead us to this point.
I hope that XOOPS can benefit from my experiences in the same way XOOPS has benefited me. Together I think we can create a powerful platform that exceeds our dreams and still retains that character that makes us XOOPS.
Responsive theme for XOOPS
We needed to build this theme for a customer and thought we'd share it with the community.
It's based upon a html5up theme and made suitable for XOOPS. It is a slick and minimalistic theme based on the skeleton framework that will adjust to blocks shown as well as what device is viewing the website.
The top-menu is built by XOOPS and uses the left block. The Right-block is used for the most bottom area and every block will be presented horizontally.
For the fmcontent module we've also made custom templates and CSS changes.
Some screenshots :
Front page
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It's based upon a html5up theme and made suitable for XOOPS. It is a slick and minimalistic theme based on the skeleton framework that will adjust to blocks shown as well as what device is viewing the website.
The top-menu is built by XOOPS and uses the left block. The Right-block is used for the most bottom area and every block will be presented horizontally.
For the fmcontent module we've also made custom templates and CSS changes.
Some screenshots :
Front page
Dedicated Theme for AdsLight module
It was a lot of hard work, but I think, the results came out very nice!
I am very happy and proud to present to you a dedicated theme for the AdsLight for Theme. module! It will make a website dedicated to advertising products for sale using AdsLight look very professional.
Edit Adslight templates
İmages:
Demo:
http://demosu.net/yemek/
Note : theme only works with adslight
Download:
http://www.programgezgini.com/modules/TDMDownloads/singlefile.php?lid=1571
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I am very happy and proud to present to you a dedicated theme for the AdsLight for Theme. module! It will make a website dedicated to advertising products for sale using AdsLight look very professional.
Edit Adslight templates
İmages:
Demo:
http://demosu.net/yemek/
Note : theme only works with adslight
Download:
http://www.programgezgini.com/modules/TDMDownloads/singlefile.php?lid=1571
Module for stunning Presentations coming soon to XOOPS
I was reading yesterday an interesting article about integrating Impress.js, the awesome JavaScript library that can create absolutely stunning presentations similar to Prezi, into WordPress (see here).
And I was thinking that it would be cool to have something like this for XOOPS users too. How difficult would it be?
So last night I've started working on making a module that could contain presentations and slides in the database.
Using TDMCreate, it went relatively fast, and I am happy to show you the pre-Alpha version of XOOPS Presenter
As an example, I took the original presentation from Impress.js, and placed it in the database. Each slide is now served by XOOPS individually, and we can set the options (like rotation, scaling, etc.) for each of them.
So pretty soon XOOPS users will be able to take advantage of the amazing capabilities of this cool JavaScript library.
Please check it out, and let me know what you think...
Just click on the "Slides" link and enjoy the presentation.
I hope, we'll have soon some cool presentations about XOOPS itself, especially since there will be quite few new and exciting things coming in the upcoming weeks and months
BTW - this presentation requires modern browsers, like Chrome. IE will probably fail there.
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And I was thinking that it would be cool to have something like this for XOOPS users too. How difficult would it be?
So last night I've started working on making a module that could contain presentations and slides in the database.
Using TDMCreate, it went relatively fast, and I am happy to show you the pre-Alpha version of XOOPS Presenter
As an example, I took the original presentation from Impress.js, and placed it in the database. Each slide is now served by XOOPS individually, and we can set the options (like rotation, scaling, etc.) for each of them.
So pretty soon XOOPS users will be able to take advantage of the amazing capabilities of this cool JavaScript library.
Please check it out, and let me know what you think...
Just click on the "Slides" link and enjoy the presentation.
I hope, we'll have soon some cool presentations about XOOPS itself, especially since there will be quite few new and exciting things coming in the upcoming weeks and months
BTW - this presentation requires modern browsers, like Chrome. IE will probably fail there.
xNewsletter 1.1
xNewsletter 1.1 is now available
xNewsletter is a newsletter-module for Xoops. The modul is based on PHPMailer and PHPMailer-BMH.
Changelog:
- Add option to send newsletters in packages by using a cronjob (goffy)
- Rebuilt importtool based on temporary table (goffy)
- Changed table names to new xoops table scheme (table name starts with mod_) (goffy)
- Added importtool for rmbulletin, xoopsuser, csv, weblinks, smartpartner (goffy)
- Fixed images from xoops (goffy)
- Fixed errors in languages (alfred)
- Fixed error none subscriber for send newsletter (goffy)
- Fixed error in blocks (goffy)
Post bugs, questions and suggestions here
Download current version from here
Short description of basic functions:
- Usage of one or more e-mail-accounts
- Admin of one or more newsletter possible
- Subscription procedure optionally use confirmation system (double-opt-in)
- detailed handling of permissions for subscription procedures
- Newsletter are based on templates
- detailed handling of permissions for groups and newsletter (subscribe, write, send)
- Send: send test mail, resend to all subscribers or only to subscrbers, where sending failed
- Bounced mail handler for handling bounced mails in case of invalid e-mail-addresses
- Optionally syncronisation with mailinglists (e.g. majordomo)
- Maintenace function included
- Creating protocol for the important steps
For details please look into help file.
If you like this module, you can make a small donation for the child climbing group of Naturfreunde Hochburg-Ach (http://naturfreunde-hochburg-ach.at).
WeBlog 1.47 Beta 1 available for testing on XOOPS 2.5.6
WeBlog is a module to provide a personal Blogging/Journal system for XOOPS Users.
Originally developed by: Hiro SAKAI, ITOH Takashi, Rene Sato
New is this version:
- converted to XOOPS 2.5.6 Admin GUI
- added dynamic WYSIWYG editor selection in Preferences
- added directory checker
Download: in the XOOPS SVN, click on the "Download Snapshot" link.
Please report bugs and any issues in this thread! Thanks for testing!
Also, the module is right now kind of plain looking, so we are looking for designers who would spice it up with some cool templates and make it look very cool!
Xoops Food Theme
We've created this new Food Theme when we've working on site dedicated to food using the Publisher module. Very soon we'll have new themes compatible with News and Adsense.
Team http://www.Xoops-Tr.com
Sample Images of the theme:
Theme Demo :
http://demosu.net/yemek/
Download:
http://www.programgezgini.com/modules/TDMDownloads/singlefile.php?lid=1504
Themes:
http://www.xoops-tr.com/modules/myalbum/
New Themes Coming Soon, Future Work In Progress ....
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Team http://www.Xoops-Tr.com
Sample Images of the theme:
Theme Demo :
http://demosu.net/yemek/
Download:
http://www.programgezgini.com/modules/TDMDownloads/singlefile.php?lid=1504
Themes:
http://www.xoops-tr.com/modules/myalbum/
New Themes Coming Soon, Future Work In Progress ....
Portfolio 1.31 Final released for XOOPS 2.5.6
Portfolio module is a module originally developed by BitC3R0, that can be used for publication of your professional portfolio. The module let you create categories and works, in this way the visitors to your web site will know in detail the projects that you have worked on, and the work you've created.
You can add descriptions, information about clients, references and multiple images for every work you create. The users will learn your work portfolio in an easy and attractive way.
it has now been updated to XOOPS 2.5.6 Admin GUI, and tested on XOOPS 2.5.6 and PHP 5.5.1
Download: XOOPS File Repository
Requirements: XOOPS 2.5.6
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