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1  Joomla Hacks / Joomla-SMF 2.0.x / Re: JSMF 2.0 RC1 released on: October 28, 2006, 03:05:58 PM
thanks for the kick in the butt!  I took another look and it seems I was approaching this security problem wrong and you were right that this code could be incorrectly clearing forum locations.  I have reworked the code and it seems to be behaving better.  It will be included in JSMF 2.0RC2

No problem.
Can you tell me when can we expect RC2? Or maybe you can send me correct piece of code so I will replace the "if clause" I have with whatever you will send me?
2  Joomla Hacks / Joomla-SMF 2.0.x / Re: JSMF 2.0 RC1 released on: October 28, 2006, 05:34:30 AM
Hi Tijntje,

Seems like a problem with template you are using. Maybe there are some tags that are not closed and this is the reason that some of the elements are displayed wrong way?
I had similar problem with my joomla template and I found one tag inappropriatelly closed. When I fixed it everything was working normal.

In general this should not be a problem of the bridge as it does not modify the SMF code.
3  Joomla Hacks / Joomla-SMF 2.0.x / Re: JSMF 2.0 RC1 released on: October 27, 2006, 06:31:45 PM
I'm using CB login module, but the problem is with logging in from SMF.
Just a little description of test scenario that I can do on my page:
1. I'm inside the forum, then I'm logging in from SMF -> and I'm redirected to main page, variable $setLocation is ''
2. I'm inside the forum, then I'm logging in from CB -> I stay where I was, variable $setLocation is set to the right page/thread
3. I commented the code I wrote you previously & I'm inside the forum, then I'm logging in from SMF -> I'm still in the forum, variable $setLocation is set to the right page/thread

It seems that the code spoils my redirection.
4  Joomla Hacks / Joomla-SMF 2.0.x / Re: JSMF 2.0 RC1 released on: October 27, 2006, 03:42:12 PM
that is a bug and will be fixed in JSMF 2.0RC2.

What about the part of code that was commented in beta3 and in RC1 is uncommented:

Code:
if (mosGetParam($_GET, 'passwrd', '') || mosGetParam($_GET, 'hash_passwrd', '') || mosGetParam($_REQUEST, 'passwrd', '') || mosGetParam($_REQUEST, 'hash_passwrd', '')) {
    $setLocation = '';
}

What for is it? It causes that after logging in instead of redirection to the same page on which the user was during logging in - he is redirected to main page because the $setLocation variable is always cleared!

Isn't it a bug?
5  Joomla Hacks / Joomla-SMF 2.0.x / Re: JSMF 2.0 RC1 released on: October 23, 2006, 04:49:52 PM
It is not a bug, but because there are so many things interacting here I do not redirect unless there is nothing else set for a redirect url.  If something is set that is where the bridge will redirect you to.  It says as much in the user guide and the help in configuration.  For the mod_smf_login this will be improved with the next build.  For the other modules it is up to them to set the correct data for the redirects.

Either I don't understand something or you. Please - let me understand/clear your understanding:
When I'm logging in from CB login module - after successful login I stay wherever I was. At the same time after successful login from SMF - the bridge redirects me to the main page.
My question: where can I change the SMF redirection to "do not redirect me anywhere, just stay where you are"?
The CB login module works as I want it to work (redirection URL is empty). Why do you write that "I do not redirect unless there is nothing else set for a redirect url.  If something is set that is where the bridge will redirect you to". So where is the bridge checking the redirection URL if it is not CB?
6  Joomla Hacks / Joomla-SMF 2.0.x / Re: JSMF 2.0 RC1 released on: October 23, 2006, 08:07:42 AM
Same problem on my site:
- After I log-in using the form on the SMF forum - I'm redirected to the joomla main page. The same with logout.
- After I log-in from community builder native login module - I stay on the same page I was previously. No matter if it was a forum or other component.

Wolverine - was it planned or it is a bug?
7  Joomla Hacks / Joomla-SMF 2.0.x / Re: JSMF 2.0 Beta 3 on: October 02, 2006, 04:26:12 PM
looks like a template problem or something. 
Unfortunatelly not. I logged in to the pure SMF (without joomla wrapping) and from that place everything works. I'm using the default SMF theme, so I suppose that this is not an SMF problem. Maybe it is fault of my joomla-skin, but why it would happen only on that one page and only when I'm trying to seve?

Moreover - I experienced another thing - before installation of JSMF I could log-in to joomla several users on the same machine (for test purposes). Now whenever I'm logging-in a new user - the previous session is replaced with the new one, so only one user finally is logged-in.
8  Joomla Hacks / Joomla-SMF 2.0.x / Re: JSMF 2.0 Beta 3 on: October 01, 2006, 03:51:37 PM
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ya, Im sick and that didnt come out right

review this topic for the fix, it has been posted.

or you can wait for JSMF 2.0 RC1 which should be out this weekend.
And what about this one (find attached the screenshot)? It happens every time I'm trying to save parameters on the "Administration->Modif. Functions & options" page. Of course the parameters are not saved.
9  Joomla Hacks / Joomla-SMF 2.0.x / Re: JSMF 2.0 Beta 3 on: September 30, 2006, 04:18:06 AM
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review this post for the fix or what for RC1.

I'm afraid I don't understand what you wanted to say.
10  Joomla Hacks / Joomla-SMF 2.0.x / Re: JSMF 2.0 Beta 3 - found a bug on: September 29, 2006, 04:21:08 PM
Hi,

I have installed this beta3 and tried to upload an avatar through SMF page and get an error that is attached. Could you tell me what is that?
My config:
J! 1.0.10
CB 1.0.1
SMF 1.1 RC3
JSMF 2.0B3
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