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[jarekn]

I think my issue is related to the integration with vBulletin...

I'll post more info there....

Here is the link for more info:


http://forum.coppermine-gallery.net/viewtopic.php?p=22024#22024

[korn]

ok-i am not sure this works-but it might.

i would just move all of the links or whatever you don't want to be displayed without logging in under these span classes in theme.php

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<!-- BEGIN logout -->
<a href="{LOGOUT_TGT}">{LOGOUT_LNK}</a>
<!-- END logout -->
Move them into that span class:

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<!-- BEGIN logout -->
 <!-- END logout -->
please be sure to back up-because i am not certain that this will work:)

I tried this and all of the links are gone except for "Album list". I am probably doing sth wrong...

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<!-- BEGIN logout -->
<a href="{ALB_LIST_TGT}">{ALB_LIST_LNK}</a>
 <!-- END logout -->

[Joachim Müller]

you didn't do anything wrong - tb's idea just doesn't work that way.

GauGau

[korn]

you didn't do anything wrong - tb's idea just doesn't work that way.

GauGau

Is it possible to remove button "Album list" from the "first page" any other way?

[Joachim Müller]

what's wrong with the album list? What will remain on the first page if you remove the album list? In theory, this is possible (by adding some if/then switches to index.php), but I can't see the point.

GauGau

[korn]

Moving links (I do not want to see without logging in) under these span classes in theme.php

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<!-- BEGIN logout -->
<a href="{LOGOUT_TGT}">{LOGOUT_LNK}</a>
<!-- END logout -->
does not seem to work with theme mac_ox_x. Any idea why or what could I do not to show the links without logging in with this theme?

[Joachim Müller]

if you want only registered users to be able to browse your gallery, take a look at http://coppermine.sourceforge.net/faq.php?q=registeredUsersOnly#registeredUsersOnly

GauGau

[korn]

I have already done that, but this does not help. I am talking about moving links to span classes, which works with other themes, but not with MAC_OX_X. Any idea why?

[Joachim Müller]

I have no idea what you're talking about. What's a span class? What links are supposed to show where when what happens?

GauGau

[leshelle02]

  this script came in soo handy for me...thanx...you guys are great

[omniscientdeveloper]

What's a span class?

LOL. 

I think he's talking about using classes for <span> tags.

[Incite]

I think it would be easier to change the cookie settings, so that when someone actually leaves, they are automatically logged out, then when they come back, they will go straight to the login page.

How do i do that?

[ElCool]

I got the login box to display, so if you aren't logged in, it takes you there

thx a lot


now, another question:
what if the person who got there wants to register? there is no register button there
i'd have to be a registred user in order to login to my gallery now...

any suggestions?

[Joachim Müller]

there should be a register button in your navigation. If it isn't, you'll have to allow user registration (coppermine config).

Joachim

[Joachim Müller]

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moved unrelated reply to http://forum.coppermine-gallery.net/index.php?topic=10802.0
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Joachim

[Arnoman]

It's working perfectly! Thanks a lott!

[Justttt]

I got the login box to display, so if you aren't logged in, it takes you there

thx a lot


now, another question:
what if the person who got there wants to register? there is no register button there
i'd have to be a registred user in order to login to my gallery now...

any suggestions?

why dont you redirect it to your own login page like i have done

www.trippy-illusion.co.uk/album/ccc.php

[sdl]

FYI, when I integrated/bridged SMF and Coppermine, my redirect to login.php no longer worked, because all logging in was taken over by SMF.  Even so, I really loved the hack.  I didn't want guests browsing the photos without logging in first.  

I needed to redirect to my index page for SMF, not my login page for Coppermine, so I changed the code to:

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if (USER_ID){

} else {
{
   $redirect = $redirect . "../index.php";
       header("Location: $redirect");

   exit();
}}
...and it works like a champ!  If a user goes to my Coppermine installation, but isn't logged in, (s)he's bumped to the index file of SMF, one folder up in the root of the domain.