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| February 16, 2008 @ 6:25pm | David,
I did find one small problem in inc-ec-idx.php, line 4810. It has $Settings['ContactEmail'] instead of $ecSettings['OrdersEmail'].
But everything looks okay in the inc-ec-admin-store-orders-modify-save.php file. Could I get you to check and make sure the Orders Email field in the Store Settings & Preferences section is in fact empty, and doesn't have a space or something in the box? You could either view source to make sure nothing is shown in the input box's value attribute, or just make sure the box is cleared out and save the changes.
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| February 16, 2008 @ 8:05am | It works fine if an e-mail address is specified in the eCommerce settings and preference section (displaying both SiteName and e-mail in the e-mail message header). But if the e-mail field in the eCommerce section is blank, it doesn't pick up the e-mail address and SiteName from main site preferences (which is specified).
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| February 15, 2008 @ 6:34pm | Chris,
Yes, we've successfully used FlexCMS on a number of servers. You'll find everything you need to know here: FlexCMS with PHP SuExec
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| February 15, 2008 @ 6:31pm | David,
Are you saying that the email comes through but without a "from" address? FlexCMS has the option for you to define an address just for the store portion in the store module's preferences, and if that's empty it should use the site's main email address in the main preferences section. Can you verify that you do have an email address entered in one of those two fields before we go any further?
As for certain hosts not allowing the "-f" portion, yes that's an issue with the way some servers are configured. Perhaps we can add a setting to allow you to select whether your host allows that or not.
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PHPSUEXEC | February 15, 2008 @ 12:48pm | My hosting company has just installed PHPSUEXEC on my server -- has anyone any advice on what (if anything) I need to do for FLEXCMS to work correctly. I have come across this as I can no longer chmod the backup directory to 777 only 755 is now allowed no 777 or 666
regards, Chris |
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Payment Received / Order Shipped | February 15, 2008 @ 12:23pm | Hi,
I've been looking at the e-commerce module and have come across a little issue: The Payment Received and Order Shipped e-mails does not have a "From" address. I have the following lines in the in-ec-admin-modify-safe.php module around line 82 and 136 (I hade to remove the -f or the host would not let the email through):
//By David - mail($NotifyEmail, $MsgText[9][232].' '.$FormArguments['OrderID'].'-'.$row['OrderID'], $Message, 'From: "'.$Settings['SiteName'].'" <'.$ecSettings['OrdersEmail'].'>','-f'.$ecSettings['OrdersEmail']); mail($NotifyEmail, $MsgText[9][232].' '.$FormArguments['OrderID'].'-'.$row['OrderID'], $Message, 'From: "'.$Settings['SiteName'].'" <'.$ecSettings['OrdersEmail'].'>');
Am I missing something here, or is the "From" field defined somewhere else.
The order confirmation e-mail does include the correct "From" field.
I would appreiciate the feedback.
Thanks, David
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| February 14, 2008 @ 2:50pm | Yes, you have many options there. If you wanted to display a message instead of going straight to the login page you could use 
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print "your message here"; |
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| February 14, 2008 @ 2:31am | This was perfect. Thanks. Only thing to keep in mind is that one might want to consider to modify the text on the login page so userrs understand whats going on.
Thanks again, David
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| February 13, 2008 @ 5:11pm | David,
If you want all articles to behave the same, it's pretty straightforward:
inc-na-idx.php, line 36 should be "if ($Arguments2 == 'view') {". You could replace that with:
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if ($Arguments2 == 'view' && $UserLevel < 1) { RedirectToLogin(); } else if ($Arguments2 == 'view') { |
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If you want to allow viewing of some articles but not others, it's going to get more complicated.
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Article permission level | February 13, 2008 @ 12:45pm | Hi,
I have a number of article teasers on one page that anybody can / should see, but want to limit the possibility to view the actual article to only registered users; and if they are not, they receive an error message "You do not have permission ...". Is there an easy way to set permission level to see article to > 0?
Thanks, David
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