Geeklog

Here\'s my feature request.
We have the ability already to hide blocks or allow access to only registered users.
I\'d like the option to leave the block title and have a message saying \'login to view this block\' or something to that effect.

you can always tell people the benefit of registering and such, but its a lot easier to SEE what you\'re missing than read about it.

i\'ve found that once i restrict permissions on a block that was previously available to anonymous users, they just think that the block is gone. no matter how many updates i write, or all the numerous places on my site that encourages registration to get the full effect.

on many blocks this is easily donw manually. thanks to whomever did the \'refer a friend\' block, i believe it was gxblock. so for now, i just played around with his code to get what i was looking for.

anyone else agree?

There is not just one way to solve those kind of executions of other scripts (not only cgi\'s) from geeklog. Normally, calls can be made from php by writing own scripts, but I never thought of using iframes. The only thing you can\'t do after an iframe is to edit the \"source\" - you have to go via for example phpMyAdmin if you want to edit or remove it. And the right side of geeklog will disappear.

For users that are modifying geeklog or integrating other components, the following are ideas to assist in debugging. It's hard to make assumptions on your skill level and not talk down or be too assumptive. You will need a basic understanding of syntax and of course know where you want to place the debug statements and what to display. Start basic and work your way up.

There are a few options but essentially, you are looking to add some output to tell you if the program is executing certain sections of code (am I here or here..) and the value of variables. I'll try to break it down as follows: