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velden wrote: I think the sample template of CGFeedBack show how it should be done nowadays.

Not in the default template. At least I don't see it.

Rolf wrote:Create a News module summary template like describer here
https://www.cmscanbesimple.org/blog/cre ... t-a-module
Call the News module in CGFeedmaker template pointing to this template.

That's basically what I ended up doing. News_RSS template contains this foreach part of template.

I guess scopes 'issue'. Read this carefully: https://www.cmscanbesimple.org/blog/smarty-scope-examples I checked them, but none of the examples seemed to be about variables of module. Anyway, I created another News summary template, that generates RSS items and {News summarytemplate='News_RSS'} res...

I can no longer create feeds from news module with CGFeedMaker. I even reset template to default and changed
{News assign='junk' detailpage=$feed.pageid}
to
{News assign='junk'}
but $items is unassigned after this.
But junk does contain news content.

Pretty much. It's telling you that it cannot download those versions of those modules from the forge. Because they are not there. You now must resolve dependencies manually. Ok. I expected this error only to happen (with this configuration), if dependencies are not installed at all or are too old. ...

For me Module Manager failed on updating two modules, when "Always install the newest dependency module" was no. With FormBuilder the error was: The module CMSMailer (1.73) could not be found in the repository, but it is a dependency. And with JQueryTools the error was: The module CGExtens...

Jeff wrote:It might be an issue with smarty caching of the variable. I am not sure how to fix it.

Probably. But since I was able to work around the issue, that's no longer major issue for me. But I should probably publish somewhere the changes I made to MleCMS to get it working.

{MleCMS action="init"} {$lang_dir=$lang_dir scope=global} {$lang_locale=$lang_locale scope=global} {$lang_parent=$lang_parent scope=global} http://www.cmscanbesimple.org/blog/smarty-scope-examples Yeah, that's basically what my solution does. But strange thing is, that I modified MleCMS t...

And I solved problem currently with UDT containing:

$smarty->assign('lang_dir', $smarty->get_template_vars('lang_dir'));
$smarty->assign('lang_locale', $smarty->get_template_vars('lang_locale'));
$smarty->assign('lang_parent', $smarty->get_template_vars('lang_parent'));

I'm trying to get our website using MleCMS to work with CMSMS 2.0. Now I got it basically working, but there is on problem. At the beginning of site template I have {MleCMS action="init"}, which sets global variables lang_parent, lang_locale, lang_dir with $smarty->assignGlobal But {$lang_...

- Errors in UDT's would cause 500 errors rather than generating a return code and a printable error. If it is https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=43177 then that bug seems to be fixed in Debians php. - Fixes related to json_decode But https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=63737 is still there - so there is t...

I looked at the announcement and didn't see anything stating that CMSMS 2.0 would require PHP 5.4... In the part about installation there was: "If your web environment supports a fairly standard version of PHP 5.4 (subject to change) then you should have few problems running the installer.&quo...

In announcement it was said, that CMSMS 2.0 Beta requires php 5.4. But in reality it requires php 5.4.11. Any particular reason for requiring specific minor version? Debian Wheezy has version 5.4.4.

I've used FEU a lot and have an idea you think of expire as something different than it is... Where is it and what do you think it should/does do..? Under FEU every user has "Expires" date. It seems to me, that currently it doesn't do anything. If the expires in in the past users can stil...

I'm trying to understand, if Frontend users module actually does something with users "expires" property. Currently expired users can still log in. That by itself would not be an issue, because I can use Custom Content module to show them different content. But our webpage would also provi...