joomla-ecommerce-xoops

Adding images with the MyAlbum -P Module in Xoops

First off click on the Blue Spader Photos... this assumes you are logged in..


Next scroll down and go to the "Select photo" section and "Browse" your computer for the picture.

step 1 - Select a Category
step 2 - Browse your desktop for a photo
step 3 - Submit

This is an adaptation of the alumni module
http://www.xoops.org/modules/repository/viewcat.php?op=&cid=43

The defined language variables have been edited to handle a database of veterans who are members of the 26th Infantry Regiment aka Blue Spaders (http://www.bluespader.org) for Xoops 2.0.xx - tested on 2.0.[10-13]

CLICK ON IMAGE TO GO TO FLICKR.COM TO USE VIEW THE NOTES

1) Begin by clicking on the "system admin" tab on the top left hand corner.

2) Click on "image manager"

3) Create categories as needed and click on the image to get helpful notes....

CLICK ON THE IMAGE -> it will take you to FLICKR.COM where you will be able to use advanced features!!!! (online notes etc...)

Bonus Nachos:

http://www.flickr.com/groups/xoops/
http://www.flickr.com/groups/mambocms/

Your website = Yer Casa
HTML = (Hyper Text Markup Language) 2x4 http://www.w3.org/MarkUp/

CSS = (Cascading Style Sheets) Wallpaper http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/

PHP = (PHP Hypertext Preprocessor - yes PHP is part of its own acronym) http://www.zend.com
plumbing between HTML viewed on screen and data retrieved from spreadsheet
(in our case MySql http://www.mysql.org)

Javascript = the remote control for your curtains

Xoops and Mambo = derive their immense power by extending PHP

This is the media manager for Mambo - click on the image file to read the data tags

This is the main page in mambo -- from here you can do back end administrative work - edit templates, page content, layout, user groups etc... click on the image to check out the image tags in flickr

First you decide you need to remove the login screen from your template...

1) Go to the blocks section









On this menu there are a ton of features - check out the flickr page on this image too




Once you've set the visibility to "NO" for "Login" you will no longer be able to login to your website... this could be a major problem - so go to

http://www.your-site-goes-here.com/user.php

user.php will let you login
if you have also hidden the "User Menu" area you may need to go to
http://www.your-site-goes-here.com/admin.php to access modules