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find and verify that you have the follow piece of code in your timeslips template. Code:
<font size="1"><a href="profile.php?$session[sessionurl]&do=edittimeslip">$vbphrase[timeslips_submit]</a></font> |
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The links in the cp do not show up. |
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admin cp > styles & templates > style manager > edit template for your current style > timeslips look in the template and find this block of code towards the bottom. Code:
<!-- please don't remove this --> Code:
<font size="1"><a href="profile.php?$session[sessionurl]&do=edittimeslip">$vbphrase[timeslips_submit]</a></font> |
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It is the same in the template. Still not sure, its working but only by direct link. (if i type it into the address bar) |
Im having this problem. Need assistance!!
Once I click on the TimeSlip Database it opens up fine: http://www.boricua-racing.com/forum/timeslips.php But then when I click to view "Details" This pops up: Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /member.php on line 579 Check it out: http://www.boricua-racing.com/forum/...tails&userid=4 |
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it's the database. in the XMLfile all database fields in the userfield table are set to mediumtext as the data type... And as the name implies, it's a text field. Text fields and numerical fields are sorted in a slightly different manner. The Quarter Mile ET is Field55 in the userfield table. If you have access to the database, change the field type from mediumtext to type: Decimal Length/Set: 5,3 (this will allow a range of 00.000 to 99.999 to be entered) obviously back up the table first, before doing any operation on it. you should do this for all numerical entry fields ... they should should NOT be text data types, especially when doing any type of sorting or calculations. as in Site Averages! Also, because you are converting the data type at the Database level, and not restricting the user to enter only numerical data on the front end... (I haven't tested it.. but) the user will likely get a database error when entering data in the 14 field that is not between 00.000 & 99.999. The way around this is in the AdminCP under User Profile Fields->"" Manager -> Find and click edit for the 1/4 Mile ET field. in the Regular Expression Box enter ^\d+(?:\.\d{0,3})?$ in the description box append this: (numbers ONLY, up to three decimal places) and you're all set for 1/4 mile ET, you will have to repeat similar steps for all other numerical fields if there is any interest and with the permission of the author, I could rewrite the XML file to incorporate the data tyoe changes and the RegEx changes, along with any other need "enhancements" |
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from what i can tell there is no support with this product, so i say go for it. Could you start a new thread for it? |
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