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#153481 - 09/07/02 04:41 PM
Re: [6.3.x] Application Forms v3.1.5
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Umm Chrimera is a HE  and my issues were easy enough to overcome for someone that DOES NOT know perl. I know being here is attempting suicide with my board in that case. But working with Beta software is about the best way I can think of to accelerate my learning perl. I am beginning to understand what a particular code string is trying to do, and make some comparisons between what this code is saying, and JCTemplates needs it to say for instance. (though it would not break my heart to see some accomidations made for JCTemplates when a mod goes Gold) I make mistakes, but if I were THAT good I would be producing here and not copy and pasting from here BTW Corona - sorry for not including the syntax errors, I’ll get to the server and see if I can find the instances. I have some notes on what I was taking about and where I stuck the code to get it to work. I’m new here and would like to fit in and do my share And anon09, I have heard it mentioned here a lot - "relax, we'll get you there". These guys/gals are not here to screw up your boards and have patiently walked me through some pretty elementary stuff Check out what I have been able to do in 2 weeks, knowing NO perl when I began the board over a year ago.
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#153485 - 09/08/02 03:49 AM
Re: [6.3.x] Application Forms v3.1.5
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Anon90,
Instructions have been updated to match v6.3.1 boards with the inconsistency you have detailed above. I extracted the zip to make sure the change was there, and it was.
Tonight, Chrimera was also kind enough to ship me the second variation he found -- and as of the time of this posting i updated the install text with this syntax variation as well. Redownload the mod to grab the new install instructions with both of the syntax variations repaired. You will only need to examine the code hack to public_forum_page.pl and ubb_forum.cgi.
here are the exact changes to the installation text: ## IN PUBLIC_FORUM_PAGE.PL FIND: $TBB
<table border="0" width="$vars_style{TableWidth}"> <tr> <td align="left" valign="middle"> $new_topic_button $poll_link </td>
## ADD ABOVE: $view_applicants
## IN UBB_FORUM.CGI FIND: $subject = $this_topic_data[3]; ## if the above code can not be found, search for the following instead: $subject = &PipeFixer($this_topic_data[3]);
## ADD BELOW (refer to instructions for the addition -- its the same as it was before, but just a little too lengthy to post here):
This should take care of the syntax variations between UBB versions 6.3.0 and 6.3.1+. As UBB versions change, i do my best to stay on top of all the versions, but quite simply, i haven't had time to test the install to v6.3.1 and v6.3.1.1 personally. I know 2 individuals successfully have this mod installed on v6.3.1+, and they have reported that the hack is operating properly -- you should have the same results (after you get past the install instructions that is). But if you do experience additional troubles, please post them, and i'll help you out as soon as possible.
Chrimera, Thank you for submitting the syntax variations -- i've updated the install instructions with the appropriate changes.
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#153496 - 09/11/02 04:51 AM
Re: [6.3.x] Application Forms v3.1.5
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#153498 - 09/12/02 07:08 PM
Re: [6.3.x] Application Forms v3.1.5
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quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Chrimera: hmmm how difficult would it be to create a checkbox that would activate/deactivate certian questions?
Example: I would like to use the App for both a Guild application and an Alliance one. I place BOTH sets of questions in the form but a checkbox grays-out selected questions. Probably a whole lot of work huh?<hr /></blockquote>Thats a very good question, and one i have been thinking about myself.
The problem is, i don't believe perl allows for form fields to be greyed out, or hidden on the fly. If perl does allow this functionality, then please fill me in. If perl did allow for fields to be hidden or greyed out on the fly, then its definately doable, but would be a rather large and tricky addition. I'm sure it can be done using java code, but I don't know Java too well and assume it would be a major overhaul if the hack was recoded in java.
I'll look into it though. This idea would be fantastic to add to this hack.
<blockquote><font class="small">quote: [qb]Also odd thing. shouldnt the table with all the user info appear in the thread for accept/decline, to be seen by all members? I was under the impression it was in my past tests, but it wont now. . .[/qb] Accept/decline/refuse/vote/edit options are only accessable by administrators and moderators of the forum. Registered members or unregistered users will not see these options. The view option is available to all members, but its not on the thread view page. The view option is found on the topics page (the page that lists all the posts in the forum).
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