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                | RichardKinserSnitz Forums Admin
 
      
 
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                      |  Posted - 26 April 2001 :  05:25:03   
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                      | quote:On one computer I have IE 5.0 which allows my outbox to save messages, my other computer has IE 5.5 which doesn't save messages in the outbox. I have deleted my cookies with no change, any ideas?
 
 
 Not really, it's some sort of cookie problem on one of your computers.
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                | tomasalsbroAverage Member
 
    
 
                Sweden818 Posts
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                      |  Posted - 26 April 2001 :  12:25:48     
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 Capt Dunzell,
 
 On line #156 of both pop_members.asp and pm_pop_members.asp add this:
 
 
 strSql = strSql & " ORDER BY " & strMemberTablePrefix & "MEMBERS.M_NAME ASC" 
 
 
 Hi There!!! What's this??? Pop_members.asp???
 Thats a file i don't possess! I have the mod - and found the pm_pop_members.asp.
 Richard - what have gone wrong???
 Cheeers / Tomas
 
 !-Keep distance in trafik-!
 www.whiplash.pp.se
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                | RichardKinserSnitz Forums Admin
 
      
 
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                      |  Posted - 26 April 2001 :  15:22:06   
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                      | That should have been pm_members.asp and pm_pop_members.asp |  
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                | wernerStarting Member
 
 
 
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                      |  Posted - 26 April 2001 :  16:04:35   
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                      | quote:fffff
 Matthew,
 dfdf
 the privatemess.asp file starts with a starting <tr> and ends with a closing </tr> so you will need to insert it right after a closing </tr> in default.asp.  You didn't mention whether you wanted it above or below the table header on default.asp where it says Forum, Topics, Post, etc...
 
 Try inserting it on line #139 of default.asp
 
 
 133:  if (mlev = 4 or mlev = 3) or (lcase(strNoCookies) = "1") then %>
 134:          <td align=center bgcolor="<% =strHeadCellColor %>"><% PostingOptions() %></td>
 135:  <%
 136:  end if
 137:  %>
 138:        </tr>
 139:  <!--#include file="privatemess.asp"-->
 140:  <%
 141:  if rs.EOF or rs.BOF then
 
 
 
 
 
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                | astonNew Member
 
  
 
                Andorra51 Posts
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                      |  Posted - 28 April 2001 :  23:50:28   
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                      | when i have a new Private Message,can i popup a window,and tell me^^^^ 
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 Fly me to the Moon
 
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                | swatijainStarting Member
 
 
 
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                      |  Posted - 29 April 2001 :  20:29:25   
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                      | I have a question-- if I delete a user are all the private messages from/to that user deleted too? I would imagine it would cause some errors if the private messages are not deleted. 
 Oh and anyone working on a feature that might delete all private messages "X" days old?
 
 
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                | stuFAverage Member
 
    
 
                United Kingdom561 Posts
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                      |  Posted - 01 May 2001 :  17:43:09     
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                      | <% else
 blnHiddenForums = true
 end if ' ChkDisplayForum()
 rsForum.MoveNext
 loop
 end if
 rs.MoveNext
 loop
 end if
 if strShowStatistics = "1" then
 WriteStatistics
 end if
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 cold someone tell me why that code is generating this error when i insert it into default.asp?
 
 
 Microsoft VBScript compilation error '800a040e'
 
 'loop' without 'do'
 
 /cgi-bin/forum/default.asp, line 602
 
 loop
 ^
 
 any help owlud be greatly appreciated....cheers
 stu
 
 
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                | RichardKinserSnitz Forums Admin
 
      
 
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                      |  Posted - 01 May 2001 :  22:43:11   
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                      | It's probably being affected someone else in the code. |  
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                | ki5ckNew Member
 
  
 
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                      |  Posted - 04 May 2001 :  18:55:38     
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                      | I've found that if you're not logged in, and send a private message (where you type in your name and password with the message), it will not work. It always says there is a problem with the username or password, and I know I put them in right. Minor problem, I can always log in to send a message, but I wonder if anyone else has noticed this? 
 Paul Wood
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                | RichardKinserSnitz Forums Admin
 
      
 
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                      |  Posted - 04 May 2001 :  19:30:47   
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                      | I doubt it, because with the default installation, there isn't an easy way to get to the screen to send a private message when you aren't logged in.  If you try to goto pm_view.asp you get redirected back to default.asp if you aren't logged in.  You must have a link to send a user a private message somewhere else in your forum (like on topic.asp, etc...). |  
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                | swatijainStarting Member
 
 
 
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                      |  Posted - 04 May 2001 :  19:44:27   
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 I've found that if you're not logged in, and send a private message (where you type in your name and password with the message), it will not work. It always says there is a problem with the username or password, and I know I put them in right. Minor problem, I can always log in to send a message, but I wonder if anyone else has noticed this?
 
 Paul Wood
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 Yes, I have found the same problem...I am on the verge of looking for a solution...
 
 
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                | ki5ckNew Member
 
  
 
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                      |  Posted - 04 May 2001 :  19:46:18     
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                      | quote:
 I doubt it, because with the default installation, there isn't an easy way to get to the screen to send a private message when you aren't logged in.  If you try to goto pm_view.asp you get redirected back to default.asp if you aren't logged in.  You must have a link to send a user a private message somewhere else in your forum (like on topic.asp, etc...).
 
 
 
 Yep, that's it. I put a link with the other icons on topic.asp.
 
 Paul Wood
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                | RichardKinserSnitz Forums Admin
 
      
 
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                      |  Posted - 04 May 2001 :  20:43:32   
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                      | I haven't look at the code in awhile but it's probably just pulling the username/password from the user's cookie instead of the form.  I'll take a look at it and see. |  
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                | RichardKinserSnitz Forums Admin
 
      
 
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                      |  Posted - 04 May 2001 :  20:50:52   
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                      | On line #56 of privatesend_info.asp try changing 
 strDBNTUserName to Request.Form("UserName")
 
 also on line #193 of privatesend.asp
 
 change:  Request.Form("UserName ") to Request.Form("UserName")
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                | ki5ckNew Member
 
  
 
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                      |  Posted - 05 May 2001 :  11:44:26     
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                      | That did the trick! Thanks! 
 Paul Wood
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