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Joe UKS
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PostPosted: Tue Jul 24, 2007 10:39 am Reply with quote Back to top
Hi,

I've recently installed RN and am unable to get my custom built modules working. When I go into admin for the module it comes up with "access denied". I've searched various topics on here but can not find what I need to do to get them working. I guess the code required needs to be changed but I don't know what....?

Could someone please advise......?


Here are some examples of code from my admin - modules file:

Code:
if ( !defined('ADMIN_FILE') )
{
   die ("Access Denied");
}
global $prefix, $db, $bgcolor2;
$aid = trim($aid);
$result = $db->sql_query("select radminreviews, radminsuper from ".$prefix."_authors where aid='$aid'");
list($radminreviews, $radminsuper) = $db->sql_fetchrow($result);

if (($radminreviews==1) OR ($radminsuper==1)) {




Code:
function events_post($id,$title,$sub_title,$date,$time,$where,$price,$phone,$email,$website,$details,$arenas,$flyer) {
    global $prefix, $db, $bgcolor2,$user, $cookie;
    include("header.php");
    GraphicAdmin();
   
   $date_p = mktime (0,0,0,$date[1],$date[0],$date[2]);

   $title = strip_tags(mysql_escape_string($title),'<b>,<i>');
   $sub_title = strip_tags(mysql_escape_string($sub_title),'<b>,<i>');
   $time = strip_tags(mysql_escape_string($time),'<b>,<i>');
   $where = strip_tags(mysql_escape_string($where),'<b>,<i>');
   $price = strip_tags(mysql_escape_string($price),'<b>,<i>');
   $phone = strip_tags(mysql_escape_string($phone),'<b>,<i>');
   $email = strip_tags(mysql_escape_string($email),'<b>,<i>');
   $website = strip_tags(mysql_escape_string($website),'<b>,<i>');
   $details = strip_tags(mysql_escape_string($details),'<b>,<i>');
   $flyer = strip_tags(mysql_escape_string($flyer));
   for ($i=0; $i<6; $i++) {
      $arenas[$i][name] = strip_tags($arenas[$i][name],'<b>,<i>');
      $arenas[$i][details] = strip_tags($arenas[$i][details],'<b>,<i>');
   }
   $arenas_p = addslashes(serialize($arenas));

   if ($id) {
      $db->sql_query("UPDATE `events` SET
         `title`='$title',`sub_title`='$sub_title',`date`='$date_p',
         `time`='$time',`where`='$where',`price`='$price',
         `phone`='$phone',`email`='$email',`website`='$website',
         `details`='$details',`arenas`='$arenas_p',`flyer`='$flyer'
         WHERE `id`='$id' LIMIT 1");
   }
   else {
      cookiedecode($user);
      $db->sql_query("INSERT INTO `events` (`id`,`pend`,`user_id`,`title`,`sub_title`,`date`,`time`,`where`,`price`,`phone`,`email`,`website`,`details`,`arenas`,`flyer`)
         VALUES ('','0','$cookie[0]','$title','$sub_title','$date_p','$time','$where','$price','$phone','$email','$website',   '$details','$arenas_p','$flyer')");
   }

   Header("Location: admin.php?op=events");

}



Thanks
Joe
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Gremmie
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PostPosted: Tue Jul 24, 2007 11:10 am Reply with quote Back to top
I don't think radminreviews is a standard Nuke column on the authors table. That may be causing the SQL statement to fail and denying you access. Take a look at one of the standard modules admin/index.php files and use that as a model.
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montego
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PostPosted: Wed Jul 25, 2007 5:48 am Reply with quote Back to top
Joe UKS, yes, it looks like you came from a pre 7.5 version of nuke. With 7.5, the individual module "radmin___" columns were removed. Even 7.6 changed the administration a bit more, but I cannot recall how. So, like Gremmie said, take one of the provided modules as a model.
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Joe UKS
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PostPosted: Wed Jul 25, 2007 7:02 am Reply with quote Back to top
Excellent!! Thanks for your help - it seems to have worked Smile
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