PT Forums Manage User Settings - Revision history

Rkahn at 19:33, 7 September 2010

2010-09-07T19:33:11Z

2010-04-14T12:45:24Z

‎Steps

2010-04-13T06:29:13Z

‎Automatically adding a user to Forum User Settings

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‎Steps

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‎Automatically adding a user to Forum User Settings

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‎Automatically adding a user to Forum User Settings

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‎Automatically adding a user to Forum User Settings

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‎Automatically adding a user to Forum User Settings

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‎Automatically adding a user to Forum User Settings

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 ## Click Finish
 # Close the Edit Column window.
 # Publish this page.

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 ## Datasheet Source: Form Result/Custom Element Sheet
 # From the Datasheet Source dialog choose the "Forum User Settings" custom element and click "Next".
-# From the Datasheet Columns Dialog select the columns userSettingsID, profileID and Messages from the Available Columns list and move them to the Selected Columns list and then click "Finish".
+# From the Datasheet Columns Dialog select the columns userSettingsID, profileID and MessageQty from the Available Columns list and move them to the Selected Columns list and then click "Finish".
 # You will be brought to the Datasheet View page; click "Close" to return to your page.
 # You will see the datasheet element on this page now. Click the Datasheet element interface icon again and this time choose "Edit Columns".

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 *If you do not currently have an 'after--login.cfm' file
-#Copy the 'after--login.cfm' file from the ''/ADF/apps/ptforums/site-files/'' folder  into the root of your site .
+#Copy the 'after--login.cfm' file from the ''/ADF/apps/pt_forum/site-files/'' folder  into the root of your site .
 #Restart Coldfusion
 *If you currently have an 'after--login.cfm' file
-#Copy and Paste the code from the 'after--login.cfm' file in the ''/ADF/apps/ptforums/site-files/'' folder into your current 'after--login.cfm' file on the root of your site.
+#Copy and Paste the code from the 'after--login.cfm' file in the ''/ADF/apps/pt_forum/site-files/'' folder into your current 'after--login.cfm' file on the root of your site.
 #Restarting Coldfusion should not be needed.
 [[Category:Forums]]

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 #In the main content of the page, add a Custom Script element.
 #From the Custom Script element interface, click the "Edit" icon.
-#Enter the following text into the Explicit Module path: /ADF/apps/pt_forums/customcf/manage_usersettings_header.cfm
+#Enter the following text into the Explicit Module path: /ADF/apps/pt_forum/customcf/manage_usersettings_header.cfm
 # From the Datasheet element interface, click the "Datasheet" icon.
 # From the "Datasheet Views" dialog, follow the "Click here to create a new datasheet view" link.
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 ## Click Finish.
 # Within the Datasheet View Column Properties dialog choose the PROFILEID column and click "edit":
-##In the Render Handler field, select the Change button. Enter the following value into the Explicit Module text box: /ADF/apps/pt_forums/datasheet-modules/manage-convert-id-list-cs-usernames.cfm
+##In the Render Handler field, select the Change button. Enter the following value into the Explicit Module text box: /ADF/apps/pt_forum/datasheet-modules/manage-convert-id-list-cs-usernames.cfm
 ## Click Finish.
 ## In the Header field, switch the text to 'User Name'

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 ## Modules: edit-form-data.cfm
 # From the Datasheet View Column Properties dialog, choose the link for "Add a new action column" again.
-# Within the Action Column Properties dialog enter the following information and click "Finish":
+# Within the Action Column Properties dialog enter the following information: :
 ## Header: Delete
 ## Hide Header: Checked
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 ## Window Target Name: <leave blank>
 ## Modules: delete-form-data.cfm
 # Close the Edit Column window.
 # Publish this page.

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 *If you do not currently have an after--login.cfm file
-##Copy the 'after--login.cfm' file from the ''/ADF/apps/ptforums/site-files/'' folder  into the root of your site .
+#Copy the 'after--login.cfm' file from the ''/ADF/apps/ptforums/site-files/'' folder  into the root of your site .
-##Restart Coldfusion
+#Restart Coldfusion
 *If you currently have an 'after--Login.cfm' file
-##Copy and Paste the code from the 'after--login.cfm' file in the ''/ADF/apps/ptforums/site-files/'' folder into your current after--login.cfm file on the root of your site.
+#Copy and Paste the code from the 'after--login.cfm' file in the ''/ADF/apps/ptforums/site-files/'' folder into your current after--login.cfm file on the root of your site.
-##Restarting Coldfusion should not be needed.
+#Restarting Coldfusion should not be needed.
 [[Category:Forums]]

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 ==Automatically adding a user to  Forum User Settings==
-The Forum User Setting custom element is used to store forum specific user data (date joined, number of posts, etc.) An important aspect of this is making sure a user is added to this global custom element before they can post a message. One way to achieve this is through the use of the CommonSpot 'after--login.cfm' hook to automatically add the user after they have logged in to the site (if they don't already exist).
+The Forum User Setting custom element is used to store forum specific user data (date joined, number of posts, etc.) An important aspect of this is making sure a user is added to this global custom element before they post a message. One way to achieve this is through the use of the CommonSpot 'after--login.cfm' hook to automatically add the user during the login process (if they don't already exist).
 *If you do not currently have an after--login.cfm file