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Re:Community Builder 1.0.2 Released
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Date: 2006/11/28 03:52
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By: SBrowne
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Status: User
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Fresh Joomlapolitan  | Posts: 9 |   | |
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Thanks to all the developers..... I just upgraded and it went smoothly. Just make sure to backup your /components/com_comprofiler/ue_config.php file, or you will have to reset all your settings on the community builder configurations tabs. Thanks Again, Sean
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Re:Community Builder 1.0.2 Released
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Date: 2006/11/28 16:46
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By: mikkelif
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Status: User
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Fresh Joomlapolitan  | Posts: 1 |   | |
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Am I the only one, having trouble downloading from the server?
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Re:Community Builder 1.0.2 Released
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Date: 2006/11/28 20:59
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By: timeu
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Status: User
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Fresh Joomlapolitan  | Posts: 1 |   | |
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Concerning Community Builder 1.0.2 and the session expired problem:
I had the same problem as some other users. Whenever I tried to register, change my profil or retrieve my pasword, I got the error message "session expired". I checked everything. I had the latest joomla version and CB 1.0.2 was correctly installed.
Still I got this error. Eventuallly I found out that my provider restricted the 'hphp.post.max_name_length' value to 64. The new spoof check features and the cbGetSpoofInputTag() function respectively creates a hidden input tag where the length of the name is bigger than 64. As a result the post value which is checked by the cbSpoofCheck() function returned nothing, resulting in the session expired error. So check your phpinfo() if this is not the problem.
Hope this helps
Post edited by: timeu, at: 2006/11/28 21:01
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Re:Community Builder 1.0.2 Released
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Date: 2006/11/28 21:41
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By: Dionysus
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Status: User
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Senior Joomlapolitan  | Posts: 67 |   | |
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Hi All,
sorry i am not familiar with SQl, so i don't know what step E means. Can someone explain?
Thanks
e) do following SQL queries in your SQL admin (no need to do them with normal update), adapting the "jos_" prefixes if needed: UPDATE jos_comprofiler_fields SET `table`='#__users' WHERE name='email'; UPDATE jos_comprofiler_fields SET `table`='#__users' WHERE name='lastvisitDate'; UPDATE jos_comprofiler_fields SET `table`='#__users' WHERE name='registerDate'; ALTER TABLE jos_comprofiler ADD `registeripaddr` VARCHAR( 50 ) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL AFTER `lastupdatedate`; ALTER TABLE jos_comprofiler ADD `cbactivation` VARCHAR( 50 ) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL AFTER `registeripaddr`; ALTER TABLE jos_comprofiler ADD message_last_sent DATETIME NOT NULL DEFAULT '0000-00-00 00:00:00' AFTER `hits`; ALTER TABLE jos_comprofiler ADD message_number_sent INT( 11 ) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL AFTER message_last_sent; ALTER TABLE jos_comprofiler_field_values ADD INDEX fieldid_ordering (`fieldid`, `ordering` ); ALTER TABLE jos_comprofiler_fields ADD INDEX `tabid_pub_prof_order` ( `tabid` , `published` , `profile` , `ordering` ); ALTER TABLE jos_comprofiler_fields ADD INDEX `readonly_published_tabid` ( `readonly` , `published` , `tabid` ); ALTER TABLE jos_comprofiler_fields ADD INDEX `registration_published_order` ( `registration` , `published` , `ordering` ); ALTER TABLE jos_comprofiler_members ADD INDEX `pamr` ( `pending` , `accepted` , `memberid` , `referenceid` ); ALTER TABLE jos_comprofiler_members ADD INDEX `aprm` ( `accepted` , `pending` , `referenceid` , `memberid` ); ALTER TABLE jos_comprofiler_members ADD INDEX `membrefid` ( `memberid` , `referenceid` ); ALTER TABLE jos_comprofiler_plugin ADD INDEX `type_pub_order` ( `type` , `published` , `ordering` ); ALTER TABLE jos_comprofiler_tabs ADD INDEX `enabled_position_ordering` ( `enabled` , `position` , `ordering` ); ALTER TABLE jos_comprofiler_lists ADD INDEX `pub_ordering` ( `published` , `ordering` ); ALTER TABLE jos_comprofiler_lists ADD INDEX `default_published` ( `default` , `published` ); ALTER TABLE jos_comprofiler_userreports ADD INDEX `status_user_date` ( `reportedstatus` , `reporteduser` , `reportedondate` ); ALTER TABLE jos_comprofiler_userreports ADD INDEX `reportedbyuser_ondate` ( `reportedbyuser` , `reportedondate` ); ALTER TABLE jos_comprofiler_views ADD INDEX `lastview` ( `lastview` ); ALTER TABLE jos_comprofiler_views ADD INDEX `profile_id_lastview` (`profile_id`,`lastview`); UPDATE jos_comprofiler SET `user_id`=`id` WHERE 1>0; ALTER TABLE jos_comprofiler ADD UNIQUE KEY user_id (`user_id`); ALTER TABLE jos_comprofiler ADD INDEX `apprconfbanid` ( `approved` , `confirmed` , `banned` , `id` ); ALTER TABLE jos_comprofiler ADD INDEX `avatappr_apr_conf_ban_avatar` ( `avatarapproved` , `approved` , `confirmed` , `banned` , `avatar` ); ALTER TABLE jos_comprofiler ADD INDEX `lastupdatedate` ( `lastupdatedate` ); f) CB 1.0.2 optimized connection paths allow to turn them on in CB config now.
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Accessing profile (edit)
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Date: 2006/11/29 00:49
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By: censor
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Status: User
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Junior Joomlapolitan  | Posts: 41 |   | |
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I have previosly copied the "form" part of the CB login in order to make a separate login page for my users, giving direct access to their profile (but with no login from the main site).
This no longer works. I have noticed a new string in the login part, which seems to be dynamically generated? Is this correct, and how do I go about copying the "form" info to my separate page, so that users can login and edit profiles again?
BTW: upgrade process worked like a charm, and seems to run faster. Great job guys !
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