You will only have to edit each user inside your authenticate.php and save the changes (even without making any changes) so the new var for contactmethod of the user is writtent to the authentication.php.
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When I send mail I receive the following message:
Notice: Undefined index: contactmethod in
/home/hershfel/public_html/meliza/message.php on line 151
Hi Meliza...
I saw that problem in the useradmin.php of v3.0
We need to work on the downwards compatibility of the authenticate.php.
For the moment you can help yourself by adding the following line to each user inside your authenticate.php by editing the file and including:
$user["contactmethod"] = 'messaging2';
under
each line:
$user["sessiontime"] = 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxx';
After that you can change that by using the uderadmin.php from inside PGV.
bye, Kurt
Fixed and added to cvs ;-)
You will only have to edit each user inside your authenticate.php and save the changes (even without making any changes) so the new var for contactmethod of the user is writtent to the authentication.php.