The long awaited SMF Module!

OK, I was just wondering if it were necessary to have matching groups.

Great work guys... looking forward to the FF update!

Here goes the FF updates.

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Thanks Raymond, that was fast

I’ll upgrade and toy with it !
This will be a great release...

I think there is a problem with this line (line #28) in smf.base.class.inc.php:



or line #32:



because I’m getting fatal errors, function not found for both admin and sync links. It’s trying to include this in the execute() functions:

/home/sottwell/public_html/assets/modules/smforum//smf_api_1.1.php

and the extra / is making it fail. Removing the / in line #32.

Works like a charm now. I think that double // in the path has come up before, and it’s a Windows vs *nix think in php? I’m not sure.

Spoke too soon...when logging in to MODx weblogin, get a "logging error:couldn’t save log to table" popup. The user is logged in to MODx ok but not to SMF.

Users are synched, and the manager login works, though. One step at a time.

Ok, two databases with different users. Need to sync my database users, at least for INSERTs. The alert message is from log.class.inc.php and I changed the $msg to mysql_error() so I could see what the error really is. It’s trying to insert into the MODx database with the SMF database user.

Ok, fixed the separate users issue, gave the SMF database user insert, select, delete, update privileges to the MODx database. No more logging error. Also gave the MODx database user rights to the SMF database...just in case.

But users still aren’t logged in to SMF on MODx login.

Tried to login as newly synched MODx user, says I need an email validation. Must be a configuration issue with SMF? It’s set for Immediate registration.

Went in as smf admin and activated the user, it works fine.

Must have been some kind of glitch with the one user; the others are all already activated.

Very nice. Now to work on their template system...

Quote from: sottwell at Jan 31, 2006, 03:57 AM

Ok, two databases with different users.  Need to sync my database users, at least for INSERTs. The alert message is from log.class.inc.php and I changed the $msg to mysql_error() so I could see what the error really is.  It’s trying to insert into the MODx database with the SMF database user.

Many thanks susan. I think that’s a bug.

The logError class is using mysql_query instead of $modx->db which means that it will be using the last active Database.

I’ve update the first post with the necessary fixes.

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If you have already installed beta version you can quickly apply these fixes by updating your plugin and updating your smf.base.class.inc.php file from the above download.

I’m not allowed to access that section :’(

(scurries off to see why permissions are goofy...)