SBritton

While I appreciate the support, at this point I am re-coding it. These kind of silly problems pop up when you are building any kind of non-standard site. Thanks anyhow!

AdminCP -> Extensions -> Module -> Manage Modules -> Api
Make sure it's active

Just for fun, I created a class, and tried the same thing:
.want_see {
position:relative;
left:145px;
top:175px;
color:rgb(255,255,255);
font-weight:bold;
text-shadow: 2px 2px #8D8A96;
}

Same results.

Thanks for the idea. I just wrote a query that will serve as a temporary fix until they add it to the control panel on the back end. I added it to my first post so people can find it later.

I solved it, as a note for future searches:

The phpfox_user_field is queried for the admincp and the membership list. You must update this table, the values are generated on the fly, so there is no need to worry about just leaving those blank. The reason it wasn't working for me, is due to the auto increment reset I have in my query. I went back and removed that, since this table does not auto-increment, and did a transfer for Oxwall. All 4 tables can be treated in the same manner.

As an example.

INSERT INTO phpfox_user_field(phpfox_user_field.user_id)
SELECT ow_base_user.id
FROM ow_base_user

-Yeah, the situation is as follows.
-We have Oxwall.
-We want to migrate to PHPFox.
-The passwords and encryption type is not compatible.
-So we are going to rely on the reset password feature.
-I used navicat to do an insert copying the password hashes to the PHPFox password field.
-I cheated the salts by copying the first three characters from the password hashes.

Note, for anyone interested. Make sure you do a:
delete from phpfox_user;
alter table phpfox_user auto_increment 0;

In the header of your SQL file.

Turns out when you use the password reset tool, it actually generates a new hash anyways.

As an extra, I set the last login IP to 0.0.0.0, so after 30 days, I can see which users have not logged in and perform a cleanup query to knock out the incompatible passwords and hashes.

Oh thanks. I just wanted to make sure I didn't end up in a position that would mess up our domain structure later.

Basically, there are cmsms tags for the title, name, link, but I want to print out other variables, like the description, post date, ect. Thanks for contacting them by the way.



Hey, thanks. That is a very helpful fix.

Just as an edit, I fixed the problem, it can be achieved with a single 'if' using the variable 'view_id' under themesupporter/template/default/block/video.html.php.