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Posted 11/22/07 - 07:20 AM:
#1
On my site I have listings that have no ownership attached to them - not even an email address. If the owner of the link should get in touch, how would I assign ownership of the link to them so that they can edit their listing, add an image, etc?
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Posted 11/22/07 - 12:11 PM:
#2
Just edit the link and type the username in the owner name/id box.
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Posted 12/10/07 - 09:13 AM:
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Works here. Is the edit profile template customized?
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Posted 12/11/07 - 02:56 AM:
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Test with the default template. If it works with that, look through to find what you have different in your template for the owner area.
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Posted 12/15/07 - 09:46 AM:
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Sounds like you have a combination of 4.1.18 and 4.1.19 somehow... or maybe 4.1.20 with admin templates of 4.1.19. What does it say you're running?
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Posted 12/16/07 - 09:45 AM:
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Delete /templates/admin/ and then upload the copy of it in the 4.1.20 download. Somehow it must've gotten stuck on the 4.1.19 admin wrapper.
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Posted 12/19/07 - 02:37 AM:
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Paul wrote: Test with the default template. If it works with that, look through to find what you have different in your template for the owner area.
Paul,
I get lots of errors when reverting to the default template for edit links:
If you are not the administrator of this site, please report this page to the administrator. If you are the administrator, please pay careful attention: You have a parse error in your template templates/default/edit.tpl (or perhaps in your header or footer) which you need to repair before this page can be displayed correctly. The error is picked up on by php at line 238 of the output.Line #233: Password: <input type="text" name="reassignpassword" size="30" value="" > Line #234: </td> Line #235: </tr> Line #236: <?php } ?> Line #237: <?php if ( && 0) { ?> Line #238: <tr>
Note that the line of the output is not necessarily the same line number in your template... just look for a similar looking area. The source of your error is probably not on line 238 itself, but most likely a line or two before it. Check your code carefully for syntax mistakes. If you cannot recognize one, copy and paste this output into a thread on the support forum. Now outputing the page without any conditional or php sections evaluated: <"text/javascript" src="http://www.accommodation-uk.net/templates/default/javascriptheader.js">
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Posted 12/19/07 - 05:47 PM:
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The error is because {THISMEMBERGROUPRENEWTIMES} is somehow blank for you. Go to Admin -> Members -> Manage Usergroups and type 0 for the number of times each group can renew.
This should be impossible though, because the field in mysql is an integer with default value 0. Unless you changed it to blank later manually.
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Posted 12/20/07 - 02:00 AM:
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Paul wrote: The error is because {THISMEMBERGROUPRENEWTIMES} is somehow blank for you. Go to Admin -> Members -> Manage Usergroups and type 0 for the number of times each group can renew.
This should be impossible though, because the field in mysql is an integer with default value 0. Unless you changed it to blank later manually.
Paul, I can't see where you mean. I can't find a reference to renew.
I wouldn't have changed that setting in the database. Is it something that could have been corrupted when the data was imported?
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Posted 12/20/07 - 02:50 PM:
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You have expirations switched off? That must be causing the problem. Will come up with a solution for the next upgrade, meanwhile you'll have to switch expirations on and set the value to 0.
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