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    Quote from: MotSmart at Jan 31, 2008, 04:00 PM

    Yes you sure can!, just edit the first post and lock it :-]
    Only a moderator can lock it. I am not a moderator in this section.
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      Go to the first post of this topic and scroll down the page, at the bottom left side of the page you will find the "Lock Topic" link. Moderators can do extra actions on some boards they are in charge of but, every user has a right to lock his/her own made topics anytime.
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        I don’t think locking topics unless they’re getting heated or beating a dead horse is very good form, and only then I think it should be done by moderators. Lots of great discussions have occurred after a problem has been solved and a thread got to ramble a bit. Lots more have meaninglessly meandered. Regardless, I have a bit of influence over who makes the rules around here. wink
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          First of all: Many thanks for this great user management tool!

          I installed it now and it works very smoothly. However, there is one problem: when I use the "forgot password" function, and I enter the activation code, as well as the new password, I always get the comment "Your fields do not match. Please try again.". This happens no matter if I work with my customized template or the default template. It is also strange that the script shows the standard login screen with this error message instead of giving the user a chance to reenter the activation code and the new password.

          What can I do?

          Many thanks,
          Sebastian
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            Hi, I strated using WebLoginPe for my site. I’m making client panel with different options. I wanted to put there profile of client. I use tabbed content (http://wiki.modxcms.com/index.php/Tabbed_content) as described there and nder one tab i put profile editing. BUT... I can see it in code, but not at the page... Does anybody know the reason?

            Regards,

            Mike
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              You’re probably entering the snippet code while in "rich-text" mode (tinyMCE, WYSIWYG). Turn it off, clear the cache and refresh.
              There’s also another setting in the tinyMCE config where you can define how characters are treated. iirc you have the choice between raw, numeric and named. Choose "raw". Special characters won’t get transformed to HTML-entities that way. I believe it’s under resources > manage resources > plugins > tinyMCE > configurations-tab.
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                I don’t use any rich text editor. I put my code as html only. When I look into the sources I see everything (the source) like it should look like. I don’t know why it’s not at the page sad
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                  OK, when I threw out <div id="wlpeUser"></div> it does show up... It’s weird... I even tried adding big z-index to this id, and that did nothing sad Where are default css parameters for wlpe id’s?
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                    it looks like tabbed page doesn’t like any <divs>. If I put any div into it, content of div becomes invisible wink
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                      Most likely because of the CSS for hiding the other tab’s divs. I suspect if you give your div an ID and style that specific ID with display: block that it will appear again.
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