Official: WCDDL - The DDL Script
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GoPantheoN
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Sorry that I forgot to mention, but I have set $modEnable=true; already. Also for the plugin manager I have followed the link domain.com/wc3admin.php&go=installPluginManager but still I don't see it. Not only the plugin manager but other modules aren't working too.
Haven't really played around with v3 so not quite sure why it's not working for you. In your admin panel you should see Plugin Manager after you install it. http://screensnapr.com/e/h9imlM.png
Make sure in your wcfg.php file that you have the correct path for the modules folder(don't use your domain)
Make sure in your wcfg.php file that you have the correct path for the modules folder(don't use your domain)
PHP:
define('WCDDL_PATH_MODULES', '/path/to/wcddl/modules/');
GoPantheoN
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I have edited it and I have given the path already. It is showing the list of modules on the admin page but modules doesn't seem to work.
Edit : Since JMZ releases on GitHub, you might have download some other version I hope so. I downloaded the latest I think though not sure. Also I have seen your demo of v3 working. So it works for you, nice
Edit : Since JMZ releases on GitHub, you might have download some other version I hope so. I downloaded the latest I think though not sure. Also I have seen your demo of v3 working. So it works for you, nice
I wrote the plugin manager. I've an updated version on my computer which I updated yesterday. Even if you get the version you have working it won't uninstall as that wasn't finished. It's finished and at home so I'll release it as soon as I get home. Very sorry I can't post it now.
@JmZ - Suggestion
When someone installs v3 they don't set the correct path to the modules folder in the config file. As the script works they think they have it installed correctly.
Then when they upload a plugin I made they say the plugin doesn't work. Can you make it so it gives a warning message in the admin area under list modules if the modules folder isn't found and that they need to change it in the config. I know it sounds (very) stupid but it's happened and was very hard to help the guy find the cause of the problem. It's just one line of code to add anyway.
@JmZ - Suggestion
When someone installs v3 they don't set the correct path to the modules folder in the config file. As the script works they think they have it installed correctly.
Then when they upload a plugin I made they say the plugin doesn't work. Can you make it so it gives a warning message in the admin area under list modules if the modules folder isn't found and that they need to change it in the config. I know it sounds (very) stupid but it's happened and was very hard to help the guy find the cause of the problem. It's just one line of code to add anyway.
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no it should be something like
define('WCDDL_PATH_MODULES', '/username/public_html/modules/');
You'll know it right when you go into the Admin area and click on modules in the navigation. It should show you the default modules.
The updated version of that plugin I mentioned above can be found here http://www.wjunction.com/64-webmaster-resources/122395-wcddl-modules-plugins-extensions.html
define('WCDDL_PATH_MODULES', '/username/public_html/modules/');
You'll know it right when you go into the Admin area and click on modules in the navigation. It should show you the default modules.
The updated version of that plugin I mentioned above can be found here http://www.wjunction.com/64-webmaster-resources/122395-wcddl-modules-plugins-extensions.html
I don't know if its right but you can always try.
- Create a new file with .php extension and name it to path.php
- Open path.php with any text editor and insert this
PHP:
<?php echo getcwd(); ?> - Upload this path.php to your modules folder.
- Point to http://domain.com/wcddl/modules/path.php
- It'll give you the exact path to your modules directory.
Enjoy.
(correct me if I'm wrong)
Change the way the queue works so it's more flexible for modules and developers.
Replace
with
Replace
PHP:
public function queue() {
Core::load()->executeHook('DownloadQueuePre', array(&$this));
$this->id = Database::quickExecute('INSERT INTO ' . WCDDL_DB_PREFIX . 'queue (sid, title, type, url) VALUES (:sid, :title, :type, :url)', array(
'sid' => $this->sid, 'title' => $this->title, 'type' => $this->type, 'url' => $this->url), true);
return $this->id;
}with
PHP:
public function queue() {
$query = 'INSERT INTO ' . WCDDL_DB_PREFIX . 'queue (sid, title, type, url) VALUES (:sid, :title, :type, :url)';
$params = array('sid' => $this->sid, 'title' => $this->title, 'type' => $this->type, 'url' => $this->url);
Core::load()->executeHook('DownloadQueuePre', array(&$query, &$params));
$this->id = Database::quickExecute($query, $params, true);
return $this->id;
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