sweet everything seems to work. But during a test application with the output being to forum it seemed to go crazy on my theme.

http://blust.okanimefans.com/modules.ph ... topic&t=34

mash25 wrote:sweet everything seems to work. But during a test application with the output being to forum it seemed to go crazy on my theme.

http://blust.okanimefans.com/modules.ph ... topic&t=34

hmm...i'll dig through the source and see if i can find the problem

mash25 wrote:sweet everything seems to work. But during a test application with the output being to forum it seemed to go crazy on my theme.

http://blust.okanimefans.com/modules.ph ... topic&t=34

I've never used autothemes before, and I suspect that's where the issue is. I'll see about what I need to change to make it autothemes compatable. For the meantime, can you try something for me, in confirm.php on line 365 change

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$success1 = submit_post($postto[1], $subject, $msg, $Variables['postfrom']['value'], $Variables['postpoll']['show']);
 

to

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$success1 = submit_post($postto[1], $subject, filter_text(str_replace("<br />", "\n", stripslashes($msg)), "nohtml"), $Variables['postfrom']['value'], $Variables['postpoll']['show']);
 

This will remove all of the HTML formatting from the forum post, and hopefully correct the problem you're having. It's a temporary fix while I see what the core of the issue is.

I tried adding the code you suggested.

http://blust.okanimefans.com/modules.ph ... topic&t=40


If you can check to see if i added the code properly. Im sure i did. It didnot seem to fix the problem. If it comes down to it i can just set it up to use email.

mash25 wrote:I tried adding the code you suggested.

http://blust.okanimefans.com/modules.ph ... topic&t=40


If you can check to see if i added the code properly. Im sure i did. It didnot seem to fix the problem. If it comes down to it i can just set it up to use email.

I have no way to check the php, but it would appear that it's not changed because it's still HTML formatted. I'll make up a new confirm.php for you tomorrow morning to try. I'd like to figure out why things aren't working for you. I've never used autothemes before, but it seems to be fairly popular.

Is there any possibility that this mod could be converted to work properly with e107 system?

Kruskk wrote:Is there any possibility that this mod could be converted to work properly with e107 system?

It's possible, I've never used e107 before, but most of the module doesn't use nuke specific code. The commands that come to mind are the sql abstraction, filter_text(not absolutely necessary), and I believe one more, though the specific command escapes me at the moment. The majority of the database calls are done in variables.php, though there is one in confirm.php (in the last function, I believe). Since this isn't the first request I've seen to port this to another platform. I'll try to make some time this weekend to look into collecting all of the nuke specific code into one place so it will be easy to port to any platform.

Edit: The third is the OpenTable() and CloseTable() functions.

natbur wrote:

mash25 wrote:I tried adding the code you suggested.

http://blust.okanimefans.com/modules.ph ... topic&t=40


If you can check to see if i added the code properly. Im sure i did. It didnot seem to fix the problem. If it comes down to it i can just set it up to use email.

I have no way to check the php, but it would appear that it's not changed because it's still HTML formatted. I'll make up a new confirm.php for you tomorrow morning to try. I'd like to figure out why things aren't working for you. I've never used autothemes before, but it seems to be fairly popular.

Overwrite you confirm.php file with this attachment. Let me know if it fixes the formatting problem.

natbur wrote:

Kruskk wrote:Is there any possibility that this mod could be converted to work properly with e107 system?

It's possible, I've never used e107 before, but most of the module doesn't use nuke specific code. The commands that come to mind are the sql abstraction, filter_text(not absolutely necessary), and I believe one more, though the specific command escapes me at the moment. The majority of the database calls are done in variables.php, though there is one in confirm.php (in the last function, I believe). Since this isn't the first request I've seen to port this to another platform. I'll try to make some time this weekend to look into collecting all of the nuke specific code into one place so it will be easy to port to any platform.

Edit: The third is the OpenTable() and CloseTable() functions.

Ah good, I will take what you have for now and see if I can port it into a plugin. However I will also wait for the more "simplified" code your looking into and hope that will work better ^_^

Kruskk wrote:

natbur wrote:

Kruskk wrote:Is there any possibility that this mod could be converted to work properly with e107 system?

It's possible, I've never used e107 before, but most of the module doesn't use nuke specific code. The commands that come to mind are the sql abstraction, filter_text(not absolutely necessary), and I believe one more, though the specific command escapes me at the moment. The majority of the database calls are done in variables.php, though there is one in confirm.php (in the last function, I believe). Since this isn't the first request I've seen to port this to another platform. I'll try to make some time this weekend to look into collecting all of the nuke specific code into one place so it will be easy to port to any platform.

Edit: The third is the OpenTable() and CloseTable() functions.

Ah good, I will take what you have for now and see if I can port it into a plugin. However I will also wait for the more "simplified" code your looking into and hope that will work better ^_^

My current thinking was creating a file (functions.php) or something of the like, and including that in each module. In this file, i'd add another layer of function abstraction that would cover all of the specialty code. That way, in order to port the script, all that would have to be done is modify/create a new function.php file.

tried the new confirm.php out... did not change a thing. Im sure its this theme im using. =/ dont sweat it, ill opt for the email output

Hello
In really i've the same problem than mash25, i use to Autotheme

mash25 wrote:tried the new confirm.php out... did not change a thing. Im sure its this theme im using. =/ dont sweat it, ill opt for the email output

Odd, it doesn't seem to be stripping the HTML out like I expected it to. I'm trying to get autothemes installed on my test site to check out what needs to be changed to fix the funny formatting, but the install doesn't seem to be going well.

lotard wrote:Hello
In really i've the same problem than mash25, i use to Autotheme

I've never used autothemes before, and seem to be having some difficulty iinstalling it. What default theme do I need to set in PHPNuke?

Any chance of a Xoops port of this?