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.
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.
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
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?
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.
Thanks for your reply Why is it only with a quote and not a reply for instance? If it is in my template do you mean the index.php from the template? The other strange thing is that when I copy the Link Location from my browser and paste it into a new window it works like it should.
« Last Edit: October 29, 2006, 08:53:28 AM by Tijntje »
JSMF 2.0RC2 is almost released, but I had to make a change to the caching today so I need to have the test team run it through its paces before I unleash the havoc
example when you open a function you also have to close it. A simple example <td <--open tag </td> <--Close tag
Oke thanks, I tried it with 3 different templates: 1. madeyourweb 2. p3p70bf2_1 3. rhuk_solarflare_ii They all have the same problem.
I've checked the entire template and didn't find any problems. With the old version of the bridge I didn't have any problem.
Oke did some futher testing and changed the template of SMF. Normally I use the default template of SMF. The only theme were it did work correctly was Dark Day. If there is anyone who knows were to look I would really appreciate it.
« Last Edit: October 30, 2006, 07:39:58 AM by Tijntje »
Joomla and SMF templates are using the same Class Id’s . What you can do is: You can look for the duplicate Class Id’s in your templates. and you can rename them in one of the templates. I renamed the most in the Joomla template.
I used for the Webdeveloper toolbar for Firefox. This is really a great tool for finding these things.
Example of duplicate Class Id’s. (the footer Class Id)
good point livebox. There should *only* be one element with a given id name. You should never use the same id twice in your html. Obviously since J! and SMF are two separate systems it is possible you will have duplicate elements with the same id.
Joomla and SMF templates are using the same Class Id’s . What you can do is: You can look for the duplicate Class Id’s in your templates. and you can rename them in one of the templates. I renamed the most in the Joomla template.
I used for the Webdeveloper toolbar for Firefox. This is really a great tool for finding these things.
Example of duplicate Class Id’s. (the footer Class Id)
I renamed the footer ID from the Joomla template also ajust the Css file. and it works for me.
Hi thanks for the reply, but that can't be the problem. I build a check in the Joomla template. When my forum is shown I don't show any menu's on the left side. When this happens I don't include the Joomla CSS but only the SMF template CCS. I included some of the CSS id's from the Joomla template in the SMF template.
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