O.k. Now for the Extra's

Private Joined: Jul 26, 2004 Posts: 46

I placed the links.asec.php in my Admin Links, I added the Icon to the images/admin/ section. But still can't get the Shortcut to my (renamed asec.php) file to work.

If I am correct, this should add the image to my admin menu, am I right?

Code:

<?php

if (function_exists('asec_isAdmin') && function_exists('asec_isGodAdmin')) {
if (asec_isAdmin($admin) && asec_isGodAdmin($admin)) {
   $asecfile = "";
   $asecfnum = 0;
   $hDir = @opendir("./");
   while ($file = readdir($hDir)) {
      if ( ($file != '.') && ($file != '..') && is_file($file) && eregi('^asap-([a-z0-9_-]+)\.php$', $file) ) {
         $asecfile = $file;
         $asecfnum++;
      }
   }
   closedir($hDir);
   if (($asecfile != "") && ($asecfnum == 1)) { adminmenu("$asecfile", "Admin Secure", "asec.png"); }
}
}

?>

Private Joined: Jul 26, 2004 Posts: 46

O.k. I found the answer in the "Tips.txt" file under the "Docs" folder:

Quote:

+--------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| PUTTING ADMIN SECURE LINK INTO PHP-NUKE ADMINISTRATION MENU |
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------+

This tips will show you how to put Admin Secure link and icon into your
PHP-Nuke administration menu, so you can easily accesing your Admin Secure
Administration Panel from PHP-Nuke admin panel. In "extras" directory found
on archive package, you will find two files for this purpose:

links.asec.php (link script for PHP-Nuke admin menu)
asec.png (Admin Secure icon image shown at PHP-Nuke admin menu)

First, you will have to put both of these files into proper directory
located on your server:

[phpnuke_root]/admin/links/links.asec.php
[phpnuke_root]/images/admin/asec.png

Second, you will have to rename Admin Secure Administration Panel script
file (default is asec.php) into this following naming convention:

asap-[something].php

where [something] is any name you choose with the combination of alpha-
numeric (a-z, A-Z), numeric (0-9), underscores, and dashes. Be sure not
to specify any whitespaces because at some systems, filename cannot
containing any whitespaces. These are some valid filenames:

asap-boinkboink.php
asap-1st-2nd-3rd.php
asap-Do_Not_Delete_This_File.php

Don't be confused with what the 'asap' mean, it simply a short of "Admin
Secure Administration Panel".

Once you have done with it, Admin Secure link and icon will displayed at
your PHP-Nuke admin menu, with the following conditions:

- Admin Secure already installed
- The icon and link only seen by God Admin
- The script file (asap-[something].php) is stored in PHP-Nuke root
- There is no more than one asap-[something].php file found

In the "Install.txt" file it states:

Quote:

Rename "asec.php" file to any filename you want but keep the extension.
Rename to any name that meaningless but easy to remember for you.
Be sure not using spaces for filename. On *nix system, filename are
case-sensitive. Some examples:
- whosthebest.php
- arnold_illbeback.php
- what_the_hell_is_this.php

It was a bit confusing but now it makes sense, just add the "asap-" in front of whatever you renamed the "asec.php" too!!!

Well maybe this will help others.

Pat

Support Mod Joined: Feb 15, 2004 Posts: 806

Thank you, eadtf. Smile

As always, rule number 1: Read the manual before doing anything. Smile