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#73 2007-09-11 15:43:08
- ringhio
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Re: TXPhorum: A simple forum solution for Textpattern
Btw I’ve 2 others little problems.
1) When I post a new article I am redirected in the wrong way, is it possible to set paths? In my case the site is mydomain.net/textpattern/ and the forum is in mydomain.net/textpattern/txphorum, when I post I am redirected in mydomain.net/txphorum with a right 404 error. Posts are inserted correctly. Is it clear?
2) Search form points to mydomain.net/installation/index.php, problem similar the previous one.
Thanks
Daniel
Last edited by ringhio (2007-09-11 15:46:59)
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Re: TXPhorum: A simple forum solution for Textpattern
ringhio,
You can try setting your site preference: Surf to TXP > ADMIN > PREFERENCES > SITE PREFERENCES > and then in the Site URL field set it to mydomain.com/textpattern. If that doesn’t work, you’ll have to hack the plugin — let me know how it goes and I can try and walk you through that.
- Ben
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#75 2007-09-12 09:00:52
- ringhio
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Re: TXPhorum: A simple forum solution for Textpattern
The site url is just defined properly, I think I must hack the plugin. I’ve done a little change about redirect after post action:
Before: with a var_dump($path) and commenting header(Location) it returns “/txphorum” instead of “textpattern/txphorum”
header(“HTTP/1.x 301 Moved Permanently”);
header(“Status: 301”);
header(“Location: “.$path);
header(“Connection: close”);
After: so I write a snippet of code and now it works
header(“HTTP/1.x 301 Moved Permanently”);
header(“Status: 301”);
if (trim($path) == “/txphorum”)
header(“Location: /textpattern-4.0.5”.$path);
else
header(“Location: “.$path);
header(“Connection: close”);
I think it could be better but for now it’s right like that.
Cheers
Daniel
Last edited by ringhio (2007-09-12 09:13:47)
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Re: TXPhorum: A simple forum solution for Textpattern
I installed on localhost (MAMP) and seem to have an issue with login – once I login I see a posting form, along with links for “logout” “Public info” and “Login info”. Clicking on one of these links brings me back to the first screen, inviting me to login.
Posting does not work either, same thing as above.
Install is correct – followed all the steps.
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Re: TXPhorum: A simple forum solution for Textpattern
jstubbs
I apologize if this seems too simple of a place to start, but to be thorough — is your browser set to accept cookies?
Mike
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Re: TXPhorum: A simple forum solution for Textpattern
Yes, using Safari on localhost – MAMP to be precise. Safari accepts cookies for sites I visit.
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#79 2007-11-20 10:01:31
- Alex007
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Re: TXPhorum: A simple forum solution for Textpattern
Does anyone know how to add a ‘forgot login box’ if not logged in – so a user can retreive a password for their account if they add in the registered email address?
Thanks
Alex
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Re: TXPhorum: A simple forum solution for Textpattern
Alex007,
Either mem_self_register or ign_password_protect has a tag for that very thing (I can’t remember which).
* BenLast edited by benbruce (2007-11-23 16:45:32)
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#81 2007-11-23 18:10:21
- Alex007
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Re: TXPhorum: A simple forum solution for Textpattern
Funny you just replied – i have just spotted it 2 mins ago!
I think this is it – mem_change_password_form
Will let you know if this is the one.
thanks.
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#82 2007-11-23 18:14:32
- Alex007
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Re: TXPhorum: A simple forum solution for Textpattern
ooops no – thats not working… it just shows a form with the password input and a save button.
I want it so that if a user has registered and forgotten their password they can enter their email address and get sent a new password?
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Re: TXPhorum: A simple forum solution for Textpattern
Alex007,
That’s what I was thinking of. I’m surprised that functionality doesn’t exist. I saw your post in the ign_password_protect thread and added a reply there — I don’t think what you’re asking for is technically that hard.
- Ben
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#84 2007-12-28 20:08:29
- zooeyripka
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Re: TXPhorum: A simple forum solution for Textpattern
Hi, this is my first textpattern site and I’m having trouble with txphorum. I have messy url’s and it seems you can’t logout or edit your login info. It either takes me to the homepage or to an errored page. I saw somewhere in this thread a touch on it, but couldn’t figure it out from that.
THe site is www.nepabirdproject.org if you’d like to see how it’s not working.
Could someone give me some help of point me in the right direction, please?
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