I think I have done everything exact as described. And when I start admin_user_fields.asp i can create new user fields. But two things drive me crazy: 1. There's a checkbox: "User Fields are NOT enabled, check the box and press SET to enable" I clicked the checkbox and pressed SET and I pressed SET without clicking the checkbox: it always tells me "congrationlations, configuration posted" but still remains "NOT ENABLED"
2. I don't know how to use this new userfields. Is there a table where I must set them active? Is there a dropdown-menue where I can choose them or must I add them manually?
Is really not one person who successfully added the userfields mod? He should be able to answer at least question 2.
1) you should have a file called either mod_config.asp or inc_mod_config.asp, open t and check that any lines relating to userfields does not have a ' in front of them.
2)If installed correctly, when you open admin_home.asp, you should have a table at the bottom of your screen called Mod Commander, ther will be a link here for the userfields admin
Look for the include file mod_config.asp The variables in this file are commented out. And thus are not getting populated. You should be using inc_mod_config.asp instead.
Dim intUserFields Dim intAllowUploads Dim intPollMentor Dim intSideMenu Dim intPMessages Dim strImageUrl Dim intNewMemberPM Dim intSpellcheck
function LoadModConfig() Dim modDict
Set modDict = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary") set objRec = my_Conn.execute("SELECT M_CODE, M_VALUE FROM " & strTablePrefix & "MODS WHERE M_NAME = 'HModEnable'")
while not objRec.EOF modDict.Add objRec.Fields.Item("m_code").Value, objRec.Fields.Item("m_value").Value objRec.moveNext wend
Yes This is the correct file. This should be in your forumdirectory. Check if you have the following statement at the very top of config.asp. Before anything starts. This should be the first line.
YES!! CHUCKA! KILL THE ENEMY!! WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS" "GO! GO! GO!!
GauravBhabu YOU ARE THE GREATEST!
My first line in config.asp was: <!--#include file="mod_config.asp"--> BUT I DIDN'T HAVE A mod_config.asp but a INC_mod_config.asp!!! No my first lie is <!--#include file="inc_mod_config.asp"-->
And now it woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooorks!
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Posted - 30 July 2001 : 12:06:06
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