WebLoginPE (1.3.0): Advanced WebUser Management and Extended Profiling.

Quote from: Dimmy at Sep 11, 2007, 05:07 AM

the userimages folder is set to 777, it looks like httpdocs is set as temp? but I do not want to change the permissions for that folder

Why is your httpdocs set as your temp directory? Is that not a configuration issue with your Apache/PHP setup?

Quote from: OpenGeek at Sep 11, 2007, 11:16 AM

Quote from: Dimmy at Sep 11, 2007, 05:07 AM

the userimages folder is set to 777, it looks like httpdocs is set as temp? but I do not want to change the permissions for that folder

Why is your httpdocs set as your temp directory? Is that not a configuration issue with your Apache/PHP setup?

besides that issue the second error is not related to the first.

the first errer is "solved"but the secent is still there

dimmy

@sD,

What’s the ETA on a new version? If I had your recent copy the offered preventable "Account Deletion" and preventable "Registration" I’d implement it as we speak! The anxiety is killing me...

I am simply trying to get the loginHomeId parameter to work.

I use:


but once I log in, nothing happens. I stay logged in on the page I was already on...should this redirect?

NOTE:
- the login is NOT in a sidebar or part of every page
- doc_id (123) is NOT tied to any web permissions, is this a requirement?
- do I HAVE to pass a comma-delimited list?

I tried applying web permissions, passing multiple doc ids (comma delimited, all w/ web permissions), still nothing...

UPDATE:

Aaah, it appears the documentation is out of date liHomeId is my answer...
Quote from: "invalid

assets/snippets/webloginpe/docs/parameters.html

FYI, when viewing my WebLoginPE Cookies (by domain) I noticed that the domain value is a "." (period) prefixed in front of it...is this by design? Not sure if it help/hurts, or if you were aware.

@ Dimmy:
I have to check the logic in the "CreateUserPhoto()" method.
What it is "supposed" to do is upload the users photo, get the name of the photo file, resize it, rename it to "USERNAME.EXTENSION" (ie "dimmy.gif" if the uploaded photo was a GIF), then unlink the originally uploaded file.

I am thinking that something is going wrong where WebLoginPE tries to separate the filename from the extension.
I will look into this.

Thanks for your report.

-sD-
Dr. Scotty Delicious, Scientist DFPA.

Quote from: Dr. at Sep 11, 2007, 05:09 PM

rename it to "USERNAME.EXTENSION" (ie "dimmy.gif"

Will that work if the username has international characters?

Just asking, haven’t tested yet!

Quote from: Uncle68 at Sep 11, 2007, 05:48 PM

Will that work if the username has international characters?

Just asking, haven’t tested yet!

I don’t know, it doesn’t even seem to be working if the filename has a dash or a number in it?

-sD-
Dr. Scotty Delicious, Scientist DFPA.

Quote from: Dr. at Sep 11, 2007, 06:03 PM

I don’t know, it doesn’t even seem to be working if the filename has a dash or a number in it?

It could be described, right?
ie: instead of A -> آ B -> ب etc...

Scotty D, or anyone;

Just a question. Do I need to create a separate page (document) for each snippet call if I am wanting to allow the user to view their own profile (one page) and then another if I want them to edit their profile (page two)?

If so, I would assume that I need to create a separate document for each snippet call for browsing user profiles, editing their own, etc.? Am I right or has anyone done this?

I am wanting to create an area for my churches site that will require a login to webusers that we set up, allow them to browse all profiles, edit their own, etc. This private area will also have other content, so authentication in those areas will be handled by this snippet also, or do I need to use the regular shipped version of weblogin.

THanks for advanced guidance here, just hoping to avoid hours of playing, trying and potential frustrations getting this setup as quick as I can.