Ok listen up guys,
this site is not here for silly questions (although i do many ).

What i mean is that you have to mess around a little to find your answer.A thing i like cause i learn stuff.
(Yeah right,you say so cause you managed to make nukewrap to work.untill now you was only cursing )

Anyway i wanted to say that i use phpnuke 7.2 and from what i have understand from the posts i read here the modules section has changed in phpnuke.On the other hand nukewrap was made couple years before ,So when you read the docs of nukewrap you may not figure out various things cause of that (or then you really dont know much and so do i.I know few for sure.).

What i would like to ask would be a better doc adjusted for the new versions of phpnuke.But now i managed nukewrap to work i aint care much of this but i would really like to thank the creator which i believe is Shawn aka AbraCadaver(you mean you are not sure nikits? and you claim that you read the docs again and again??) for giving us newbbies this module which is working GREAT (after you figure out how to make it work of course ).

Another reason i do this post except from bubbling is that i found the answer here but only after i had read the other threads too so i want to bump it up.

Thank you for reading this and do not give up.You will make nukewrap to work at the end.Good Luck!
nikits72

P.S. Oh d_amn,it has dawned.7:37 a.m. Well you see? It wont be easy but this module worths it !

Thanks, I appreciate the effort.

I have a PHPNuke 6.8 site that I might try this on to see if I get the same issue. If not it could very well be a PHPNuke 7.0 issue.

I will let you know what I find out (probably next week).

I haven't tested on PHP-Nuke 7.0 yet and I'm not familiar with the block setup stuff. I'll check it when I have time.

Thanks!
-Shawn

I am running PHP Nuke 7.0 and when I put the <a href="modules.php?name=NukeWrap&page=WebMail">Web Mail</a> into the Custom Module Name field I get the following problem (The "[]" represent the entry fields):

Custom Module Name: [<a href ] Mail" size="50">
Who can View This? [All Visitors]
Users Group [None] (Valid only if Registered Users are selected above)
Visible in Modules Block? x Yes No

For some reason the entry in the Custom Module Name is truncated with an error of size="50" added to the end (which is outside the entry field - strange).

TIA.

OK, I figured it out. Very nicely done. I will have a lot of fun with this on our intranet.

Thanks for your patience, I am new to Nuke and PHP.

Wherever you want. It's a link that your users click on. Put it in the Main Menu, in another block, wherever.

-Shawn

Where would I find/put:

modules.php?name=NukeWrap&page=WHATEVERPAGEYOUWANT

O.K. There are 8 different examples in the "How Do I use It?" section of the docs, but here it goes:

To call the module and wrap a page or site, use:
modules.php?name=NukeWrap&page=WHATEVERPAGEYOUWANT

Replace WHATEVERPAGEYOUWANT with a URL, absolute (http://mysite.com or http://mysite.com/mypage.html) or relative (myscript.php or coolpage.html)

For better security or to define an alias to use in the URL calling NukeWrap, you need to configure the nukewrap.cfg which is explained in the docs.

I'm assuming that you get the "No page defined to display" error, because you didn't define a page whre it says page=.

NukeWrap is cool, but it can't guess what page or site that you want to wrap.

HTH
-Shawn

That's what I need to know. The install/how-to file didn't explain it very well. I know how to call a file, I just don't know where to code the mod to tell it to call the file.

How are you calling the nukewrap module???

-Shawn

I've read through the instructions, read through just about every page that came in the zip file, but I can't seem to find how to fix this message.

No Page Was Defined to Display.

Where do I go?



[Edited on 5/3/2003 by derekr44]