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2005-07-17 02:21:03
- igner
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- iota
Re: ign_password_protect
Yeah, geez, who wrote this crap plugin…uh, right. that’d be me.
@creativesplash – that’s the right tag…but I’m not sure if you’re using the right version of the plugin – double-check for me that you’re using 0.3…or grab the updated 0.3a (fixes a minor bug with current revs).
@paularms – right, sorry ‘bout that problem with the documentation, moved to a new machine and neglected to correct the pointer to the Textile parser. Fixed now.
And then my dog ate my badger, and the love was lost.
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2005-07-17 05:39:05
- creativesplash
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- thêta
- Real name: Vasanth Vasudevan
- From: Coimbatore, India
- Website
Re: ign_password_protect
I am using 0.3 coz I can see the function (ign_usr_online) in the code. Anyways will check 0.3b and let you know how it went.
Last edited by creativesplash (2005-07-17 11:35:50)
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— Albert Einstein
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2005-07-17 11:36:50
- igner
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- iota
Re: ign_password_protect
if you’re still having problems with it, send me a URL & user / pass offlist, I’ll take a look.
And then my dog ate my badger, and the love was lost.
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2005-07-17 13:39:14
- creativesplash
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- thêta
- Real name: Vasanth Vasudevan
- From: Coimbatore, India
- Website
Re: ign_password_protect
I still have problems. I’ve emailed you the login information.
I’ve protected the whole of the “default” page. Feel free to move things around. Thanx. :)
“Take a point, stretch it into a line, curl it into a circle, twist it into a sphere, and punch through the sphere.”
— Albert Einstein
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2005-07-18 04:26:09
- creativesplash
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- Real name: Vasanth Vasudevan
- From: Coimbatore, India
- Website
Re: ign_password_protect
Thank you so much Igner. I’ll have a go at it and let you know how it went!
Edit: I just checked it out and it’s doing its job. Thanx again.
(I know I’ve burdened you enough) Still, I would like to request for a few more features..
1. Display the “logged in” users Real name
2. When clicking on a username (online users) is it possible to display a pop-up containing the users profile (username, real name, email and privilege)
I know its tough to do but any pointers will help.
Last edited by creativesplash (2005-07-18 05:14:53)
“Take a point, stretch it into a line, curl it into a circle, twist it into a sphere, and punch through the sphere.”
— Albert Einstein
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2005-08-02 17:45:12
- creativesplash
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- thêta
- Real name: Vasanth Vasudevan
- From: Coimbatore, India
- Website
Re: ign_password_protect
Hello again Jeremy,
I hacked your code so that it displays ONLY the logged in username….
Here’s the code..
<code>
function ign_logged_user($atts)
{
global $ign_user;
extract(lAtts(array(
‘logged_msg’ => IGN_NOT_LOGGED_IN
), $atts));
$user= !empty($ign_user) ? graf($ign_user) : ‘’;
return $user;
}
</code>
<p>The problem is that the username is automatically wrapped with a <code><p></p></code>. What I do to get rid of the <code><p></code> tags?</p>
Last edited by creativesplash (2005-08-02 17:46:28)
“Take a point, stretch it into a line, curl it into a circle, twist it into a sphere, and punch through the sphere.”
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2005-08-02 18:46:12
- igner
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- iota
Re: ign_password_protect
get rid of the graf() function and just return $ign_user. So it’d be:
<code>
$user = !empty($ign_user) ? $ign_user : ‘’;
</code>
I haven’t forgotten your other request(s) (the one above and providing a password reset mechanism for underprivileged users) – I’ve just been caught up on another project of late. Should have some time soon to work on it.
J
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2005-08-03 03:20:10
- creativesplash
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- Real name: Vasanth Vasudevan
- From: Coimbatore, India
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Re: ign_password_protect
I’m glad you remember my requests. Thank you!
“Take a point, stretch it into a line, curl it into a circle, twist it into a sphere, and punch through the sphere.”
— Albert Einstein
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