The long awaited SMF Module!

Actually just downloaded it and the same date is listed:

* Version:1.0, Jan 26, 2006 - Requires SMF 1.1RC2 or higher

Update #2: just did a comparison of the first version and the one I have installed, and they are identical.

Hi Ryan,

It would appear that the system is throwing an error . Try uploading this log.class.inc.php file into manager/includes. This should fix the openbase dir problem and show the error.

Quote from: xwisdom at Feb 15, 2006, 09:04 AM

Hi Ryan,

It would appear that the system is throwing an error . Try uploading this log.class.inc.php file into manager/includes. This should fix the openbase dir problem and show the error.

Now I’m seeing the error when running the module:

Fatal error: Call to undefined method DocumentParser::getLoginName() in /home/httpd/vhosts/tattootheweb.com/httpdocs/manager/includes/log.class.inc.php on line 39

Whoops! that should have been getLoginUserName(). I guess I’m typing too fast.

Same error:

MODx encountered the following error while attempting to parse the requested resource:
« Execution of a query to the database failed - UPDATE command denied to user ’tattoocms’@’localhost’ for table ’smf_members’ »
      SQL: UPDATE tattoosmf.smf_members SET dateRegistered=’1140035353’,ID_GROUP=’37’,ID_POST_GROUP=’4’,showOnline=’1’,lastLogin=’1134850365’,gender=’0’,is_activated=’1’ WHERE ID_MEMBER=’3200’;

Nothing in the event log. This is for a user synch.

It is trying to use the CMS database user to operate on the SMF database, which is not the same user, password or database.

First of all I want to say that this module is very nice!

Here are the issues and question that I encounter:
. When access admin center from MODx to SMF for the first time and only the first time I got this
: Table ’chanh_zmodx.smf_sessions’ doesn’t exist /home/chanh/public_html/smf/Sources/Load.php 1867
. This work with SMF 1.1 RC2 where the first post said it require SMF 1.0 RC2 (Is it a typo?)
. How do I integrate SMF into MODx so that when I click on the "Forum" link it will still show my MODx navigation link rather than take me to SMF and my MODx site is no longer visiable.

One other thing about webuser and backend user, when I have 2 tab open one login as webuser and one login as backend user and when I access SMF forum it is getting confuse on which user I am meaning when I access "admin center" in the backend it thinks that I am a webuser so I have to logout of webuser on the other tab and run the SMF module in the backend than I will get SMF "admin center" as the backend user. And when I access SMF again it now thinks that I am the backend user.

One more thing, after I close the browser and try to access the SMF forum with webuser login I got this message again. It went away after I hit refresh.
: Table ’chanh_zmodx.smf_sessions’ doesn’t exist /home/chanh/public_html/smf/Sources/Load.php 1867

This webuser and backend user is making SMF very confuse!
- I found out how SMF got confuse! It got confuse when I run SMF module in MODx and login to admin center and when I swtich back to the other tab to see the webuser that login to SMF it is not become SMF admin account rather than the webuser account in MODx.

I hope this explain what I wee.

PS: I figure out why SMF is confused on the backend user because the MODx backend login has the same ID as the SMF admin user so when I login to SMF admin via MODx admin center and obviously when I switch over to SMF it thinks that I use MODx backend login.

Thanks for the wonderful module!

Many thanks Chanh!

Quote from: chanh at Feb 16, 2006, 01:24 PM

. When access admin center from MODx to SMF for the first time and only the first time I got this
: Table ’chanh_zmodx.smf_sessions’ doesn’t exist /home/chanh/public_html/smf/Sources/Load.php 1867

I’ll have a look at the error. Can you check to see is this email exists inside your database?

. This work with SMF 1.1 RC2 where the first post said it require SMF 1.0 RC2 (Is it a typo?)

Yes it is. This version requires SMF 1.1RC2

. How do I integrate SMF into MODx so that when I click on the "Forum" link it will still show my MODx navigation link rather than take me to SMF and my MODx site is no longer visiable.

You will have to modify your SMF template to insert you website’s nav links.

I got this error very first time that I access SMF whether I am login to webuser or not.

I am not sure I understand what you are refering to "email" question.

Quote from: chanh at Feb 17, 2006, 04:12 PM

I am not sure I understand what you are refering to "email" question.

lololol - Sorry man my bad. Where did that came from?

I meant "Can you check to see is this table exists inside your database?"

smf and MODx are in two separate database so smf_session will not be in MODx.

Do they need to be in the same database?

Thanks