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dirtbag
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Sat Nov 08, 2003 11:59 pm |
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7.0B1 Wont Let Me Assign Registered Members To Any Modules??????
Can anyone verify this is you are using 7.0b1. I been 7.0b1 for a couple of weeks now and today I wanted to Who can View This? for the Download Module set to Registered Members Only and then i started getting many emails that people were Registered but they could not login...
I was a bit puzzled as everything was setup correctly and the module was working fine as people have been downloading with no problems when set to All Visitors my questions is there is this new User Group option which i have set to none on all my modules... Would this have anything to do with the problem that I am having??
So i have done some minor code changes to parts of my nuke site and was wondering if that might have something to do with it.
Well to make a long story short is i have another server and i installed a fresh version of 7.0b1 on it with the fresh database and made a couple of users and the problem still persists.. I even assigned some other modules and the same problem occurred...
DOWNLOADS
FAQ
Please can someone else verify this as its either a bug or i am not doing something right with these new USER GROUPS..
you can get test it on yourself on this fresh install of 7.0b1 at
http://www.subfighter.tv
login and password = tester
i once logged in try to access the
DOWNLOADS
FAQ
section and you will see you get denied...
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dirtbag
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Sun Nov 09, 2003 7:53 am |
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also has anyone actually used the new point system?? |
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XEULAS
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Joined: Oct 20, 2003
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Sun Nov 09, 2003 8:48 am |
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Hi. I use 7.0b1. I've posted on this topic (restricted access) till Im blue in the face. Oh, wait, I was just holding my breath is all. Anyway. The post was moved to post installation help. Search on error 7, or restricted access
I have not used the point system. Havent noticed anything to point me to 'using' it.
FOUND IT! http://nukecops.com/postt13371.html |
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dirtbag
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Sun Nov 09, 2003 2:42 pm |
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this must definitely be a bug as there are many people on the other link you posted with the same problem..
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MerchantPal said (in part) - I suspect the problem is related to is_user() sub routine validation. If you are not using the Users Groups (at least in the beta), then it can be fixed by disabeling the boolean for "AND is_user(vars)" in <modules.php> ..
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// Original condition
// if ($view == 1 AND is_user($user) AND is_group($user, $name) OR is_admin($admin)) {
// replaced condition
if ($view == 1 AND is_user($user) OR is_admin($admin)) { |
well i got happy just for a second unitl i read your next post
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| NOTE: The above fix for the restricted registerered users only works for links in the module block. It does not work for internal links (registered users are still restricted). |
as i used my own custom blocks to call the phpnuke modules.. so i take it the problem will still happen unless you just use the modules block??
well i hope someone that knows the problem could address this soon!! as i dont want to turn blue in the face also.. |
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dirtbag
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Sun Nov 09, 2003 10:22 pm |
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XEULAS
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Mon Nov 10, 2003 1:01 am |
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WHOO HOO! That does the trick! THANKS!
I hope the cops hear about this. (Never thought I'd ever utter those words. ) |
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MrFluffy
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Location: Berlin
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Mon Nov 10, 2003 1:57 am |
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| dirtbag wrote: |
| also has anyone actually used the new point system?? |
Well, 'use' would be exaggerated, but i played around a bit. I made a modification of a top_posters block to give feedback of points. You could try it out if you like to show some kind of scoreboard.
Find it here *link updated, sorry |
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WebKnight
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Joined: Dec 20, 2003
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Sun Jan 04, 2004 4:00 pm |
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would be neat if there was something that would do the following.
Get at least 10 points a month or 'x' amount of months / days to keep your account alive before auto deletion with the ability to set certain accounts where they can be undeletable and some other crap additions.
Wish the user points system was what i thought it would be. Like the phpbb points system that i can't find to use on my phpnuke 7.0 site lol |
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XEULAS
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Sun Jan 04, 2004 6:51 pm |
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I saw a good use of a points system....
A user would post a question, for instance, "I can't get the survey module to work, it keeps giving me this error"... etc etc. They would assign a point value to the question, say, 50 points.
Then other users would post their answers to the question.
The original poster would then find the first answer(s) that fixed their problem, and would distribute the 50 points to the users who helped them.
So the more anxious you are for an answer, the more of your points you would assign to the question... and the more points that users see assigned to a question, the more anxious they are to answer them. |
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ShaMana
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Mon Jan 26, 2004 5:09 am |
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I can't open it. It says "this module isn't active" . Please someone post the Fix. |
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MrFluffy
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Mon Jan 26, 2004 5:19 am |
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ShaMana
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Mon Jan 26, 2004 6:02 am |
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