Webnetwork

Bug: Even if you set that profile must be completed after registration on admin, user can still navigate to Webnetwork’s inner pages even if profile is incomplete.

Solution: This error should be resolved in the next version of Webnetwork, however, if you want to get ahead and grab a fix of this issue, please follow the steps below:

1. Connect to your server-files via FTP.
2. Modify /engine/pages/registration_complete.php file and find this line:

   if(strtolower($force_profile) == "on")
   {
   $this->_page_name = 'create_profile';
   $this->load_page('create_profile');
   return;
   }

   …replace it with:

   if(strtolower($force_profile) == "on")
   {
   header("location:".$application->config('root_host')."index.php?page=create_profile");
   die;
   }

Hope that helps.

If you wanted to alter this behavior, and show the search forms form both resume_search and advance_resume_search respectively, please follow the steps below:

1. Connect to your server-files via FTP.
2. For resume_search page results, open /engine/pages/resume_search.php and navigate to action_resume_search() function. At the bottom of this function, you’ll find this code: 

   _page::default_action();

   …you’ll have to change it to:

   _form_page::default_action();

3. For advance_resume_search page results, open /engine/pages/advance_resume_search.php and navigate to action_advance_resume_search() function. At the bottom of this function, you’ll find this code: 

   _page::default_action();

   …you’ll have to change it to:

   _form_page::default_action();

Hope that helps.

On profile home, “invite” isn’t translated, and on “view profile” – “activity” heading isn’t translated.

Please follow the steps below for a fix:

1. Download template file fixes here.
2. Upload the files and overwrite existing files from your server. If you’ve done customization, better backup /themes/clean_blue/home.html and /themes/clean_blue/view_profile.html and reapply your customizations.
3. Run sn_translations.sql from the downloaded file
4. Have some beer!

Hope that helps.

Please check the steps below, should guide you with your desire:

1. Please navigate to /lib/payment/ directory.
2. Inside this directories are the payment gateways that the billing page is fetching. For the payment gateways that you want to hide, you can simply rename it from this area.
3. If you wanted to hide the paypal payment gateway, simply append “.bak” on the filename:

   paypal.lib

   That can be simply modified to:

   paypal.lib.bak

The same thing applies to check and authorze_net.

Take this html as an example:

<table id="mytable">
<tbody>
<tr>
<td><input name="number1" /></td>
<td><input name="title1" /></td>
</tr>
</tbody>
</table>
<input onclick="addRow()" type="button" value="Add A Row" />

Looking on the script, we are expecting addRow() function to do the process. The entire code looks like this:

function addRow(){
	var content1='<input name="number'+counter+'" type="text" />'; // Content for our
 
	var content2='<input name="title'+counter+'" type="text" />'; // Content for our
 
	var tabBody = document.getElementsByTagName('tbody').item(0);
	var row = document.createElement("TR");
	var cell1 = document.createElement("TD");
	var cell2 = document.createElement("TD");
 
	// Assign values to the TD
	cell1.innerHTML = content1;
	cell2.innerHTML = content2;
 
	// append
 to our table-rows
	row.appendChild(cell1);
	row.appendChild(cell2);
 
	// append the created row to the tbody element
	tabBody.appendChild(row);
}

If you desired that adding the rows should be limited upto 10 rows only, this rendition of addRow() function should help:

function addRow() {
	if (limit <= counter ) {
		alert('You"ve reached the limit!');
		return false; // Don't do anything
	}
 
	counter++; // Increment
 
	var content1='<input name="number'+counter+'" type="text" />'; // Content for our
 
	var content2='<input name="title'+counter+'" type="text" />'; // Content for our
 
	var tabBody = document.getElementsByTagName('tbody').item(0);
	var row = document.createElement("TR");
	var cell1 = document.createElement("TD");
	var cell2 = document.createElement("TD");
 
	// Assign values to the TD
	cell1.innerHTML = content1;
	cell2.innerHTML = content2;
 
	// append
 to our table-rows
	row.appendChild(cell1);
	row.appendChild(cell2);
 
	// append the created row to the tbody element
	tabBody.appendChild(row);
}

Hope that helps.

In PHP it is a quite easy task. You can use the concatenation operator which is the ‘.’ (dot). You can join 2 or more strings into one as follows:

   $str1 = 'This';
   $str2 = 'is a';
   $str3 = 'string';
 
   $full = $str1.' '.$str2.' '.$str3;
 
   echo $full; // This is a string

Besides this you can use the operator to append a string to an existing one like this:

   $str  = 'Main string';
   $str .= ' plus another string';
 
   echo $str; // Main string plus another string

If you concatenate a string with a number, the number will (automatically) be converted into a string value, so the output will be “string”:

   $num = 100;
   $str = $num.' is a number';
 
   echo $str; // 100 is a number

By default, the set range is 18 – 55 for the first dropdown and 18 – 80 for the second dropdown.

If you want to adjust this range, please follow these steps:

To do so, basic knowledge of .htaccess will help. If you already have “.htaccess” in your root directory, just add this piece of line on your htaccess file:

# Deny IP
order allow,deny
deny from 127.0.0.1
deny from 192.168.12.101
allow from all

However, if you don’t have htaccess file on your root directory, simply copy the line above and save the file as “.htaccess”. Please note that “dot” in the beginning.

Ensure to replace the IP with whatever IP is bothering you.

Hope that helps.

1. Create a database user
2. Create a database
3. Assign the newly created user to the database

Follow these steps to do this:

1. Log into CPanel at http://www.yoursite.com/cpanel (replace yoursite.com with your actual domain name).
2. Click MySQL Databases.
3. Under the Current Users section enter values for the Username and Password fields and click Create User.
   NOTE: After submitting the form you will be told what your username is. In almost all configuration, your actual input will be prefixed with something else. The username you are given here is your actual username.
4. Under the Current Databases section enter a value for the New Database field and click Create Database.
   NOTE: After submitting the form you will be told what your database name is. In almost all configuration, your actual input will be prefixed with something else. The database name you are given here is your actual database name.
5. Under the Add Users To Your Databases section choose the username you just created in the dropdown labeled User and choose the database name you just created in the Database dropdown. Click the All checkbox and click the Add User to Database button.