Pages keeps being "hidden" for users not logged in.

[denully]

Hey,

 

I'm trying to make some new pages in whmcs, by making the new php and tpl files

The pages are working just fine, the only problem i have is that all the pages i make, can only be seen by users who is logged in.

 

I'm not sure how to make it visible for users not logged in. an example would be https://eco.kazi-networks.com/hosting.php its not showing anything for users not logged in.

[denully]

the code in my php file looks like this.

 

<?php
define("CLIENTAREA",true);
define("FORCESSL",true);
require("dbconnect.php");
require("includes/functions.php");
require("includes/clientareafunctions.php");
$pagetitle = "Hosting";
$breadcrumbnav = '<a href="index.php">'.$_LANG['globalsystemname'].'</a>';
$breadcrumbnav .= ' > <a href="hosting.php">Hosting</a>';
initialiseClientArea($pagetitle,'',$breadcrumbnav);

$templatefile = "hosting";
outputClientArea($templatefile);
?>

[denully]

it seems its a bigger problem i have. Not only new pages, i have missed something some where hehe.

my http://eco.kazi-networks.com/index.php is blank as well unless your logged in.

[denully]

ok Scratch everything i said above. I was a bit fast on the trigger here.

 

It seems at some point i have lost all content on pages for viewers not loggeg in. ( https://eco.kazi-networks.com )

that goes for normal whmcs pages and those i created my self.

[denully]

SOLVED !!!

 

helps just writing about it, it seems

 

My problem was cause by this code:

{literal}
<script type="text/javascript">
$("div:contains(Logged in as Administrator):last").hide();
</script>
{/literal}

 

that i placed in there, trying to remove that blue bar saying admin was logged in. it just annoyed me, being there.

[disgruntled]

thats simple,

 

in the css file..

 

This is whats in mine.

.adminreturndiv {position:absolute;top:0 !important;right:0 !important;padding:5px 10px !important;background-color:#B4B4B4 !important;font-family:Tahoma !important;font-size:11px !important;color:#000 !important;z-index:5000;}

 

 

now... the simplest solution but remember this only shows to a logged in admin, and can be used to serve as a reminder to log out.

 

if you choose you just done want it.

 

add the following to the adminreturndiv css class

display:none;

 

i thought there was an option to hover and show it, but not without some javascript, or a some other element to make it show from the css, that would be silly

Edited June 16, 2012 by disgruntled

[denully]

Ah thanks. I didnt have that in my theme css file. But added it now and finally i could move it further out in the side, where it wasnt covering menu's and such. Thanks

[disgruntled]

no worries, i cant remember is i edited anything in that css, probably the z-index but aside from that i think its the default across all themes so normally the return div is up in the right hand corner

[denully]

I have edited so much in this theme by now, so i might just have removed it by mistake at some point hehe.

Mine keep hanging in the right side, but down in the middle of everything hehe