We are currently experiencing a problem: It is possible to add new members, permitting them to enter the administration area - but then one sees the notice “You're not on any weblogs teamlist” and none of the various weblogs is available for adding entries. I am looking for a solution.
In the meantime, you can log in as 'guest' pw: 'guest'. This is an old account and allows full editing. For security reasons, I just made a backup ...
OK - I found the solution in the nucleusfaq http://faq.nucleuscms.org/item/42. New users can now make new entries - and the guest account has been disabled ;-)
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No, you are not becoming a new member automatically. The administrator will add new members automatically. Thus, in your comment, you have to explain briefly why you are applying for membership, i.e. your professional position or your field of interest.
In the meantime, you can log in as 'guest' pw: 'guest'. This is an old account and allows full editing. For security reasons, I just made a backup ...
OK - I found the solution in the nucleusfaq http://faq.nucleuscms.org/item/42. New users can now make new entries - and the guest account has been disabled ;-)
To become a new user, just enter a comment here!
No, you are not becoming a new member automatically. The administrator will add new members automatically. Thus, in your comment, you have to explain briefly why you are applying for membership, i.e. your professional position or your field of interest.
All pages shown under the RWSD database website are dynamically generated by PHP, there is no static HTML code. This has a number of advantages, but is on the other hand subject to possible programming errors.
Since June 2005, we are working on a comprehensive documentation of the program code. During that exercise (which included the writing of comments into the PHP code), an error was made which produced the following message when requesting a table output:
“Fatal error: Call to a member function on a non-object in
/etc/httpd/htdocs/common/controls/ctrl_reportbands.php on line 227”
As soon as the error was noticed by the developer team it has been corrected. But one question remains: are there no users in Tanzania or anywhere on this planet, who had noticed that error before and could have it reported in this forum?
Since June 2005, we are working on a comprehensive documentation of the program code. During that exercise (which included the writing of comments into the PHP code), an error was made which produced the following message when requesting a table output:
“Fatal error: Call to a member function on a non-object in
/etc/httpd/htdocs/common/controls/ctrl_reportbands.php on line 227”
As soon as the error was noticed by the developer team it has been corrected. But one question remains: are there no users in Tanzania or anywhere on this planet, who had noticed that error before and could have it reported in this forum?
