it has been made to work as a postNuke module (reasonbly iimited implementation - but works - can obtain from the download area ). It picks up on the postNuke userid and if it isn't defined will define it in the GedView system. If the postNuke user is admin level it will create the GedView user at admin level.
Has not yet been tested with R3 - will do that towards the end of this week
Jim
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ok, I tried to add it to phpNuke, and here is what I found.
out of the box, if i go to the module in phpNuke, I get Fatal error: main(): Failed opening required '' (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php')
If I add the explicit path to the require statement require("config.php"); instead of just config.php, that error goes away.
Then I see the error:
The requested URL /editgedcoms.php was not found on this server.
this happens with r2 and r3 for me.
anyone know why this would be complaining ?
(the code works when it is not stuck into the phpNuke module directory)
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I also have it running within an iFrame in phpNuke.
I would not want all nuke users to be able to view all so I would hope that the user administration within phpNuke would have separate authentication for family browsers.
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if you look at the postnuke module in the download area it checks to see if the user is logged into postnuke. It then checks to see if that user is defined to gedview. If not it adds the user to gedview and sets admin if the user is admin in postnuke.
if you wanted you could do the same with phpnuke ?
I will probably be able to install phpnuke and do a sim job for that in a couple of months - but not before
Jim
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silly question, but has any work been done to make this work as a phpNuke module ?
it has been made to work as a postNuke module (reasonbly iimited implementation - but works - can obtain from the download area ). It picks up on the postNuke userid and if it isn't defined will define it in the GedView system. If the postNuke user is admin level it will create the GedView user at admin level.
Has not yet been tested with R3 - will do that towards the end of this week
Jim
ok, I tried to add it to phpNuke, and here is what I found.
out of the box, if i go to the module in phpNuke, I get Fatal error: main(): Failed opening required '' (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php')
If I add the explicit path to the require statement require("config.php"); instead of just config.php, that error goes away.
Then I see the error:
The requested URL /editgedcoms.php was not found on this server.
this happens with r2 and r3 for me.
anyone know why this would be complaining ?
(the code works when it is not stuck into the phpNuke module directory)
I also have it running within an iFrame in phpNuke.
I would not want all nuke users to be able to view all so I would hope that the user administration within phpNuke would have separate authentication for family browsers.
if you look at the postnuke module in the download area it checks to see if the user is logged into postnuke. It then checks to see if that user is defined to gedview. If not it adds the user to gedview and sets admin if the user is admin in postnuke.
if you wanted you could do the same with phpnuke ?
I will probably be able to install phpnuke and do a sim job for that in a couple of months - but not before
Jim
nobody besides me uses phpNuke?
I have it wrapped in an iFrame right now but I fid this sub-optimal.
also, having to track users seperately between phpNuke and phpGedView is a pain... so a phpNuke authentication module would be of great help