Hi,

Why using the file oracle.jqz, found here :
http://www.peakbackup.com/xoopshp/

We are getting that :
http://www.escrime-info.com/modules/xoopshp/index.php?op=listarticles&secid=1

Instead of :
http://www.awajis.net/xoopshp/modules/xoopshp/index.php?op=listarticles&secid=3

Thx in advance

Escrime-info 's team

When you upload, you should be using the html. So, in above case, use oracle.htm (not oracle.jqz).

The look of the page listing is a difference in version. awajis.net is ver 1.01 and the one you installed in ver 1.04.

Does this help?

Yes It seems that it worked.

A last question. Why can't we use for the login, the current login.

Is there any problems for that ?

I am not sure I understand your question.

If you setup group permissions through Xoops, that group will have individual scores recorded.

If you have anonymous access setup, it will not record an anonymous score.

I use it for a 25 person group. Under Xoopshp preferences, I have selected that it is licensed, and I do not have anonymous access (through groups). Each person can see only his score, and the admin can see all scores.

Do this answer your question?

Thank you all for trying XoopsHP, and for mutual support like this while the author is being too busy and too lazy

I'd like to clarify one this about scoring and the group permission.

XoopsHP only checks if the user is a registered user or a guest, that is, an anonymous user. The score is recorded only for the registered users, regardless of the group they belong to. In Xoops, all registered users automatically belong to a group called 'Registered Users'.

At this moment, the only advantage XoopsHP can take of group permissions is that you can create a new group with module access to XoopsHP while you disable it for the default registered user group, therefore creating a special group of users who can access XoopsHP area.

Cheers,

Yoshi