I have installed two mods: Profile Comments and Gallery. On both, I am experiencing an unwrapping issue when I do anything with these mods. In comments, if I go to add a comment or in Gallery if I try to add a pic, either way I get unwrapped AND logged out at the same time. So, then I get an error saying I can't use the mod cause I'm not logged in.
I am trying to implement the SMF mod Gallery, but when I go to upload a pic into the gallery, two things happen:
1) the forum goes unwrapped and 2) I get an error saying I don't have permission to upload pics cause I'm not logged in... which I was logged in until the forum unwrapped.
Unfortunately, this did not fix the email problem for me. I made the code change in smf.class.php as mentioned in the forum post you pointed me too, but I see no changes.
OK, here is the code from the language file that is used for the activation email:
$txt['register_activate_message'] = 'You are now registered with an account at ' . $context['forum_name'] . ', %1$s!' . "\n\n" . 'Your account\'s username is %2$s and its password is %3$s (which can be changed later.)' . "\n\n" . 'Before you can login, you first need to activate your account. To do so, please follow this link:' . "\n\n" . '%5$s' . "\n\n" . 'Should you have any problems with activation, please use the code "%4$s".' . "\n\n" . $txt[130];
The problem I'm getting is that the word "Should" is being included in the actual link in the email, therefore making the activation code wrong and not working. What can I change in this to make the link stop before the "Should". Thanks.
Right, I said the user was registered, but a new user will just see the error and assume that it didn't work. The error is not acceptable of course. If they happen to try and login anyway, good for them.
I just changed registration to activate, which does avoid this issue so I'll stick with that. Of course, the activation email I got had a problem with the link in it. The word "Should" from the sentence that follows the link was actually included in the link so it doesn't work. I'll find that and fix it, then I'll be good to go.
Thanks for your help and thanks to whoever keeps smiting me just for trying to find an answer to a question that many people have been searching for an answer to...
This is exactly what is happening to me. I'm not using CB at all and want to use the SMF registration. In the forum by itself, it works. When I access the forum through the bridge, the registration does not work.
Please help. I don't know how to turn on this error reporting in Joomla.
OK, so it's NOT all good with my subdomain setup. The forum displays fine and the links all work. What does NOT work is the registration, which I have set to SMF. The graphic for visual verification does not display, so I disabled that. Still there's a problem as I agree to the terms and register... I get an error message telling me to check my cookie settings. HOWEVER, I did get registered to the site anyway. I got the email and CAN login. The FIRST login attempt that is made after registration fails, so this is that whole need to login twice problem. I've read about it in these forums but can't find a fix. My cookie settings in SMF are disabled as this forum says to do. What else needs done? Thanks.
I haven't been using CB, although I started with that. I wasn't liking it as much. Thus far the mods have been sufficient and I've also done some custom mod work that I would lose if switched to CB.
I am needing a solution for a couple Joomla sites using this SMF bridge. I am needing a Joomla module that will "feature" profiles from the SMF forum. Profiles could be shown randomly or show specific ones chosen by admin to feature.
Is anything like this available? If not, if someone has interest in making this, I'd be willing to pay for it. Let me know please.
I have added numerous custom items for the CB profile, but my bridge SMF forum is showing the SMF profiles and not the CB profiles. Where's the settings for this?
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