Patch for mail.php in v5.0.2 Bug: A syntax error prevents mail.php from displaying. File: mail.php Fix: -Find line 50: $PAGE->assign('page_title', sprintf(lang('page_title_mail'), $group->get_title()); -Replace with: $PAGE->assign('page_title', sprintf(lang('page_title_mail'), $group->get_title()));
1 comment(s) / cglusky / cglusky's dev notes / on February 23, 2006 at 11:28

multi-tag search Been working with Glen to develop a method to search via multiple tags. These files have been modified to work with this method. They have had limited testing so use at your own risk. Hopefully they will be ready for inclusion in the next version (5.0.3?), but that is up to Glen. You can see this feature at work here: http://www.cglusky.com/tags.php
0 comment(s) / cglusky / cglusky's dev notes / on February 22, 2006 at 19:12

User Full name Is there anyway to disable 'Last Name' being a compulsory field? I'd really like my site to deal with usernames only, and don't want to have to make users reveal their real names. Is this possible? Thanks, Carlos
3 comment(s) / Carlos / Q&A / on February 22, 2006 at 03:45

Siteframe Beaumont 5.0.2 This latest build of Siteframe Beaumont fixes a number of cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities and is a recommended upgrade for all Siteframe Beaumont users. It also includes a new template set, Sinorca, which is unfortunately incomplete, but I thought it important to get the new code fixes out as soon as possible. As always, check the CHANGELOG and README files for more information.
3 comment(s) / glen / Older Versions / on February 18, 2006 at 21:16

Do we have a Workgroup or not? Hi everybody, is there somebody out there who wich to participate in some brain gymnastics about how we can use Beaumont in corporate collaboration and for smaller workgroups? I do have have some (brilliant) ideas about that and want to get in touch with people that interested in that matter, so that we can work on some outlines for investigating the use of community based CMS in Intranets...
2 comment(s) / iCav1 / Togetherness what would You do without IT.. / on February 18, 2006 at 14:30

XSS Vulnerability in Siteframe 5.0.1 In search.php, an unmodified $_GET variable is assigned to a Smarty variable, where it can be displayed on a page. A malicious intruder could insert evil Javascript into the query string and execute it from the page. IMMEDIATE FIX On line 64 of search.php, wrap the $_GET['q'] in the htmlentities() function:     $PAGE->assign('search_string',...
1 comment(s) / glen / Security / on February 11, 2006 at 15:38