Your Portal Version: 1.0.0RC3
Your phpBB Type: Standard phpBB3
MODs installed: No
Your knowledge: Beginner
Boardlink: http://http://www.goldstardads.org/members/community/
What have you done before the problem was there?
What have you already tryed to solve the problem?
I tried the fixes here viewtopic.php?f=10&t=350
Description and Message
I have the phpbb3.0 and Board3 Portal working like a fine Swiss watch including Gallery and live weather, awesome script, kudos to everyone involved. ALL of it is currently sitting in the /members/community/ folder
Here is my mission. I want to use a modified portal.php (with no News or board functions just a welcome block and a log in box, maybe my weather box, what ever but not much else) I want to call it index.php and place it in /members/
Then
When a guest logs in or completes registration they would be sent to the /members/community/which automatically is loading portal.php at this time (this would be the full Monty with newest post, Gallery links & newest pictures, everything.
BUT ~ I don't want anyone to be able to see anything on the members/community/ if they bypass login unless the session timer is still in play from a previous login.
Bassicly i am trying to use the phpbb & portal3 as a Members Only system. IS THIS POSSIBLE?
I tried to follow the directions from this thread viewtopic.php?f=10&t=350 but it didn't help
ANYONE???
Using Portal as index.php with a Twist
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Many questions have already been answered.
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GoldStarDad
Topic author - Active Member
- Posts: 11
- Joined: 3. November 2008 19:44
Re: Using Portal as index.php with a Twist
Edit styles/provision/template/portal/portal_body.html
Enclose all the block "includes" e.g <!-- INCLUDE portal/block/leaders.html --> that you only want members to see with the lines:
<!-- IF S_USER_LOGGED_IN -->
<!-- ENDIF -->
example:
<!-- IF S_USER_LOGGED_IN -->
<!-- INCLUDE portal/block/leaders.html -->
<!-- ENDIF -->
If you want to display something for non-members only use the alternative script:
<!-- IF not S_USER_LOGGED_IN -->
<!-- ENDIF -->
So what you would have is a single page that does everything you wanted: showing the non-members the bits you want to see and the members the full-works. The log-in box of course already has this built in - it shows the log-in box if you're not logged in and your member information if you are. There is also an option in the ACP to only show the welcome message to non-members.
Enclose all the block "includes" e.g <!-- INCLUDE portal/block/leaders.html --> that you only want members to see with the lines:
<!-- IF S_USER_LOGGED_IN -->
<!-- ENDIF -->
example:
<!-- IF S_USER_LOGGED_IN -->
<!-- INCLUDE portal/block/leaders.html -->
<!-- ENDIF -->
If you want to display something for non-members only use the alternative script:
<!-- IF not S_USER_LOGGED_IN -->
<!-- ENDIF -->
So what you would have is a single page that does everything you wanted: showing the non-members the bits you want to see and the members the full-works. The log-in box of course already has this built in - it shows the log-in box if you're not logged in and your member information if you are. There is also an option in the ACP to only show the welcome message to non-members.
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