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you are welcome - I do enjoy this and I learned a lot about cmsms on this scavenger hunt, and there is a lot to like about cmsms.

Peace, apologies (where due) and I'll be good. 

First, any modification to code makes your code unsupported. Second, instead of modifying the database just replace the line the stores the username as author with one that sets it as first and last name. WARNING !!! - THIS IS A HACK * ANY MODIFICATION TO YOUR CODE MAKES YOUR CODE UNSUPPORTED line ...

support? You know what, the code is on my host that I paid for and the code is GPL. I can do anything I want with it.  Do you think you own my mind?   The feature request has been dismissed since June 2009.   A simple honest question in this topic has not been addressed since November 2009. I think...

First, any modification to code makes your code unsupported. I am not suggesting that my workaround is a fix.  I am not suggesting I know what I am doing either. I am saying I found one way to un-publish my admin username without throwing a wrench in the gears until I can figure it out. http://calg...

I have a rude hack that will get you halfway there. Add two fields to table cms_module_cgblog cms_module_cgblog FieldTypeNullDefault first_namevarchar(255)Yesyour first name last_namevarchar(255)Yesyour last name In modules/CGBlog/action.default.php and modules/CGBlog/action.detail.php add the line ...

If you have cmsms in a subfolder you need to have that .htaccess in that folder not the root... right again Dr.CSS - with the doc/htaccess.txt copied to /cmsms as .htaccess with RewriteBase /cmsms works like a charm. One more thing to do, in config.php change $config['root_url'] = 'http://domain.co...

Did you create at least 1 map point? It's necessary! regards blast right on blast !!  the biggest help I'd found so far was here - map non affichée I am sure something was lost in the google translation! It's good I have succeeded! It was not necessarily a map, whereas before it was not mandatory.

Thanks Dr.CSS  I am chuckling here --  after I learned how to pass params to modules ... works too.  Who knew?

@ Dr.CSS Your Reply #7 on: 31 Dec 2007, 13:30 has been very helpful. I ran FireBug at http://www.multiintech.com/cmsms2/index.php/home.html and see you are doing things a bit differently than you described in reply #7, and are now running version 1.6.6 as I am.  In your css - #search input.search-bu...