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Old September 18th, 2005, 08:32 PM
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ltwCalendar Download ???


Considering this website does NOT have a downloads area where you can download anything....

Where can I download the newest version of ltwCalendar ???

I am currently running version 4.13 , and if there is not a newer version than 4.13 , I need to report an issue that is CONSTANTLY showing itself.

**ISSUE**
Ok, I set up my admin account, as well as a bunch of other accounts, one with admin privledges to be able to add/edit/delete etc.

Now then, when I ( as admin ) go to the calendar, first of all, I am logged out, meaning that the calendar does not store cookies to allow me to go to the calendar and already be logged in.

Secondly and most annoying....
When going to the calendar and clicking the LOG IN, I put my username and password in, rather than logging me in, it presents a

PASSWORD
NEW PASSWORD
AGAIN

Dialog box that is asking me to change my password. It does this EVERY time I try to log in. Is this a known issue that has a fix or workaround?

A similiar issue happens to the one other admin account I set up, but what happens there is that the user puts in his username and pass, and it fails to log him in, and when I log in to CHANGE his password, I go ahead and change it, and save....and STILL it acts like its the wrong password when he tried to log in.

I then go ahead and DELETE his account and recreate it, and have to do this multiple times before it actually takes effect and allows him to log in successfully.

As you can imaging, this is VERY annoying as this has to be done EVERY time he tries to log in and add events. Which defeats the purpose of my adding someone else as admin to add events when I have to log in anyway to fix his isues, I might as well add the events myself, which would be easier...I mean AFTER im done screwing around with changing my own password.

Anyway...any fixes for these issues?

And again, where can I download a newer version than 4.13 ?

Thank you...

**UPDATED**
I just found the download, so no need to answer that question. But this site DOES need a better navigation outlining how to get to the download area better. I ended up clicking on the IP2MORE V3.0.0 Link on the right side. You know, like a nice link/button saying DOWNLOADS...lol

And to answer my question, version 4.13 IS the current version, and this is the version that is producing these issues as outlined, so any help would be greatly appreciated...

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Old September 19th, 2005, 09:10 PM
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RE: ltwCalendar Download ???

any help would be greatly appreciated...

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Old September 23rd, 2005, 02:15 AM
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RE: ltwCalendar Download ???

I've had a few problems with cookies also. One thing I did that helped was to give the cookie a 30 day expiration. It is originally set to be a session cookie so it is not saved. To do that I made the following change:

in ltw_classes.php

Change:
setcookie('ltw', $_POST['uname'].":".$secret);

To:
setcookie('ltw', $_POST['uname'].":".$secret,time()+60*60*24*30);

That's 60 seconds * 60 minutes * 24 hours * 30 days since the time has to be in seconds.

I do still get cookie problems every so often. Sometimes the cookie is not refreshed when I login. If I login and the admin links don't show up but there was no login error message I have to hit the refresh button on the browser and then the links show up. It forces the cookie to be refreshed. It only works if there was no login error message. Never figured out why but now I know to try the refresh button before trying to log in again.

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Old September 23rd, 2005, 02:42 AM
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RE: ltwCalendar Download ???

Thank you dsdir, Ill give that a shot, atleast until someone else replies with a permanant fix, this can be very annoying. As I said...having to re set up a users account every time he wants to log in...lol

Again thank you.

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Old September 23rd, 2005, 02:52 AM
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RE: ltwCalendar Download ???

Hmm, I got this error message after I implemented those changes.

Fatal error: Cannot instantiate non-existent class: ltwdb in /home/xxxxxx/public_html/php/modules/Calendar/private/ltwdisplaymonth.php on line 51

I just copied your line of code and pasted it over top of the pre existing code.

setcookie('ltw', $_POST['uname'].":".$secret,time()+60*60*24*30);

Any Ideas?

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Old September 23rd, 2005, 11:04 AM
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RE: ltwCalendar Download ???

Make sure you didn't remove any semi-colons or add any extra lines to the end of the file, that could cause problems. Other than that I don't know what it could be.

I just checked my code again. The part I changed looks like this and it's been working fine:

// Successful login!
// Set up the ltw cookie and save the uname so the calendar can get it
setcookie ('ltw','');
$secret = crypt($_POST['uname'],$this->salt);
setcookie('ltw', $_POST['uname'].":".$secret,time()+60*60*24*30);


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Old September 24th, 2005, 12:18 AM
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RE: ltwCalendar Download ???

Hmm, tried it again as directed and still same errors....think maybe you could out of the kindness of your heart zip up that file and email it to me please.... send it to whatsittoyahuh at hotmail.com ( Obviously replace the at with @ , done like that to avoid email spiders ).

Thank you brother.

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