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	Guestbook
jabbere	Posted: 09.06.2006, 04:22
Noob registered: Mar 21, 2005 Posts: 11 Status: offline last visit: 09.11.06	Chestnut, Would you by any chance in the future be creating your own guestbook? Right now, I'm using portalZINE's Guestbook (Site-User) last version released before he had shut his subscription site down. Now it's hard to find reliable help. Anyways, I was wonderin' if you could help me out. I'm trying to create a link in the User-Profile to the User's guestbook. So to say if I was checking out your profile and wanted to sign your guestbook, all I have to do is click on the link and it will take me directly to your guestbook, and not the site's guestbook. Any help would be much appreciated.


Chestnut	Posted: 09.06.2006, 11:29
Site Admin registered: Jun 02, 2002 Posts: 1320 Status: offline last visit: 07.02.08	It's not in my immediate plan but as I tend to create what I need, you never know when I'll need something like this. :) Is it the same as this one ? http://dev.pnconcept.com/index.php?module=GuestBook Note that mine is probably older than yours though. To create a link in the profile, (only a link) you have 1 files to create. Copy and paste this code into a file name links.guestbook.php Code <?php if (eregi('links.guestbook.php', $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'])) { die ("You can't access this file directly..."); } //modules_get_language(); usermenu("module-GuestBook.html", "Sign the Guestbook", "info.gif"); ?> The link is yours to decide, I only wrote a simple link that goes to the main page of the guestbook, change also the text if you want and the image. This links.guestbook.php file must be place in modules/Your_Account/user/links (I think that the image is in yoursiteroot/images/menu That's all... when the file is in place, you should see a new link in your account targetting the GuestBook. In case of upgrade, you can also move the links.guestbook.php file into the Guestbook module. For that, in the modules/GuestBook folder, create a "user" folder and in the "user" folder, create a "links" folder. And move the links.guestbook.php file there. PostNuke will notice the file and add the link in your account the same way as if you had put it in the Your_Account module. modules --GuestBook ----user ------links --------links.guestbook.php Chestnut ! Site Admin

jabbere

Posted: 09.06.2006, 04:22

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registered: Mar 21, 2005

Posts: 11

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last visit: 09.11.06

Chestnut,

Would you by any chance in the future be creating your own guestbook?

Right now, I'm using portalZINE's Guestbook (Site-User) last version released before he had shut his subscription site down. Now it's hard to find reliable help.

Anyways, I was wonderin' if you could help me out. I'm trying to create a link in the User-Profile to the User's guestbook. So to say if I was checking out your profile and wanted to sign your guestbook, all I have to do is click on the link and it will take me directly to your guestbook, and not the site's guestbook.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Chestnut

Posted: 09.06.2006, 11:29

Site Admin

registered: Jun 02, 2002

Posts: 1320

Status: offline
last visit: 07.02.08

It's not in my immediate plan but as I tend to create what I need, you never know when I'll need something like this. :)

Is it the same as this one ? http://dev.pnconcept.com/index.php?module=GuestBook

Note that mine is probably older than yours though.

To create a link in the profile, (only a link) you have 1 files to create.

Copy and paste this code into a file name links.guestbook.php

Code<?php
 
if (eregi('links.guestbook.php', $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'])) {
    die ("You can't access this file directly...");
}
 
//modules_get_language();
usermenu("module-GuestBook.html", "Sign the Guestbook", "info.gif");
 
?> 

The link is yours to decide, I only wrote a simple link that goes to the main page of the guestbook, change also the text if you want and the image.

This links.guestbook.php file must be place in modules/Your_Account/user/links
(I think that the image is in yoursiteroot/images/menu

That's all... when the file is in place, you should see a new link in your account targetting the GuestBook.

In case of upgrade, you can also move the links.guestbook.php file into the Guestbook module. For that, in the modules/GuestBook folder, create a "user" folder and in the "user" folder, create a "links" folder. And move the links.guestbook.php file there. PostNuke will notice the file and add the link in your account the same way as if you had put it in the Your_Account module.

modules
--GuestBook
----user
------links
--------links.guestbook.php

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