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Re:Age Plugin - Shows age at stats menu
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Date: 2006/03/09 03:39
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By: Notexa
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Any plans on the starsigns ?
EDIT: I just looked at the code and adding the logic for starsigns doesn't seem so difficult.
One question though, how can I set the place where the images are stored ? Which variables should I use for this ?
I was thinking about storing the images in the same directory as the component.
Post edited by: Notexa, at: 2006/03/08 22:18
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Re:Age Plugin - Shows age at stats menu
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Date: 2006/03/16 14:46
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By: sdhiphop
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Ok i got a problem with my installation of this age plugin,
(keep in mind that I'm not a coder)
I've spent 2 days of trial and error testing to find out what action screws up my css style drop down on all of my WYSIWYG editors.
I install the plugin according to the 1st post by Trail and I go to register a user on my site, type in my age which is required on the registration form (per my settings) then submit for approval.
I go to my backend and try to write an article and my CSS Styles drop down menu doesn't drop down anymore. As if I don't have a style sheet connected to my WYSIWYG editor.
Sometimes I can get my css styles back is if I uninstall the plugin, delete the field, and take out the date from my user. But it doesn't always work.
Can anyone help me correct this problem? It would be much appreciated.
Peace
Post edited by: sdhiphop, at: 2006/03/16 09:20
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Re:Age Plugin - Shows age at stats menu
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Date: 2006/04/15 11:29
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By: netlivemusic.com
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Is there a way to restrict registration by age? I don't want anyone under 17 to be able to register? TIA
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Re:Age Plugin - Shows age at stats menu
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Date: 2006/04/15 13:15
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By: trail
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sdhiphop wrote:
Ok i got a problem with my installation of this age plugin,
(keep in mind that I'm not a coder)
I've spent 2 days of trial and error testing to find out what action screws up my css style drop down on all of my WYSIWYG editors.
I install the plugin according to the 1st post by Trail and I go to register a user on my site, type in my age which is required on the registration form (per my settings) then submit for approval.
I go to my backend and try to write an article and my CSS Styles drop down menu doesn't drop down anymore. As if I don't have a style sheet connected to my WYSIWYG editor.
Sometimes I can get my css styles back is if I uninstall the plugin, delete the field, and take out the date from my user. But it doesn't always work.
Can anyone help me correct this problem? It would be much appreciated.
Peace<br><br>Post edited by: sdhiphop, at: 2006/03/16 09:20
This plugin is so tiny, there is no style or css or class mentioned in the plugin.
netlivemusic.com wrote:
Is there a way to restrict registration by age? I don't want anyone under 17 to be able to register? TIA
Not with this plugin. Such a plugin would not be hard to make though.
Post edited by: trail, at: 2006/04/15 09:06
Post edited by: nant, at: 2006/04/15 09:08
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Re:Age Plugin - Shows age at stats menu
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Date: 2006/04/23 14:00
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By: sdhiphop
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Ur RIght Trail...sorry for all the trouble,  I don't know if anyone else gets this error on a regular or not...but I finally found out what the problem was. Here's the solution:
Inside of the Joomla Installation, under the configuration.php file there is a live site path. Under that setting my site was pointed to http://mysite.com
Well it seems as though when i log into the admin i would use http://mysite.com/administrator and sometimes the browser FF would automatically go to http://www.mysite.com/administrator the difference being www. (Note: IE browser always go to WWW.)
Which explains the on/off working state.
The result would be certain js components such as content editors not working properly.
Also other things that can effect this is firewall settings blocking certain js functions.
So i changed my live site path and everything went back to working order.
I didn't find this problem listed on this forum so if i over looked it I'm sorry, but i found the solution on joomla.org
Good Job Trail
Peace
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