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yourdomain.com/index.php?pageid=recruitment_updater So, to properly point the template you would have to change it to (using the page example above): Code:
<form method="POST" name="recruitment" id="recruitment" action="http://www.yoururl.com/index.php?pageid=recruitment_updater&do=recruit_update" onSubmit="postMethod(); return false;"> |
Otherwise, I like the work you put in this. You did a solid job all the way around although there are some slight coding adjustments you could make to clean it up a bit. I'll still give you a vote of 5. :)
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Is it possible to run this mod with vbCMS ??
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The actual recruitment module shows perfectly, but I for the life of me just cannot get the updater to show on any page. Any ideas?
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Still no news about the PHP4 porting? This mod looks great and I really like to use it, but my host uses PHP4 and I can't get it working, nor I have the knowledge to port it.
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no more update? :(
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$PHP_SELF should expand to http://www.mydomain.com, however there have been problems with this specific variable and I plan to patch and fix it now. the goal was to not make people edit the templates by hand, since at that point they need to revert if I send an update. |
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