Couple of questions regarding building my web site with CMSMS

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Re: Couple of questions regarding building my web site with CMSMS

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Did you install the module using the Module Manager?

If so, you can go to the Modules listing page in Admin (Extensions/Modules), and click on th "Change Permissions" link for the module.

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Re: Couple of questions regarding building my web site with CMSMS

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Yes, I did install it thru the Module Manager (do not know any other way). Unfortunately, the FrontEndUser module does not have anything listed under 'Actions'. The SelfRegistration module has only 'Uninstall' option.
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I usually install by downloading the zip or gz file to my local PC, unzip the files and then FTP them up to the site. That way I avoid permission problems like this.

Can you upload the edited file via File Manager in Admin?

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I only have option to upload to 'uploads' folder.
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In the File Manager Settings tab, you can enable advanced mode, which will give you access to the whole site.

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I have enabled the advanced options for the File Manager and uploaded both fixed files (one for Polish and one for English language). Then I went to clear the case in Admin but the page still shows English text.

Slowly giving up.....  :(
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Re: Couple of questions regarding building my web site with CMSMS

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Can you post your Login template for FrontEndUsers?

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Re: Couple of questions regarding building my web site with CMSMS

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Here it is:

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<!-- Login form template -->
<p><b>Dostęp do strony umożliwiony tylko po zalogowaniu się.</b><br/><br/>Jeżeli nie jesteś jeszcze zarejestrowany, kliknij link {cms_selflink page="rejestracja"}.</p><br/>
 <font size="-2">
 {$startform}
 {if $error}
  {$error}<br>
 {/if}
  <p>{$prompt_username} {$input_username} {$prompt_password} 
  {$input_password}
<!--
 <br/>
 {if isset($captcha)}
  {$captcha_title}: {$input_captcha}<br/>
  {$captcha}<br/>
 {/if}
  {if isset($input_rememberme)}
    {$input_rememberme} {$prompt_rememberme}<br/>
  {/if}
-->
  {$input_submit}
<br/>
<br/>
{$link_forgot}<br/>{$link_lostun}</p>
{$endform}
  </font>
<!-- Login form template -->
The first line basically states that login is required to access this page and if you do not already have a login, click here (here is a link to the registration page).

Thanks.
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Re: Couple of questions regarding building my web site with CMSMS

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You could change the:

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{$link_lostun} 

to a regular link:

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<a href="http://www.mielko.com/index.php?mact=FrontEndUsers,m3,default,1&m3lang=pl_PL&m3form=lostusername&m3returnto=53&m3returnid=53&page=53">Polish translation</a>

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