Folder "usersc"

[Kighlander]

Dear US Community.

My installation of US now works very fine. All basic functions I need are running correctly.

Now I want to modify many files which are located in the folder "users".

In the documentation you say I only have to copy the file to modify in the folder "usersc", an then it will load automaticly.

In my case I got only fatal errors, e.g. "init.php is missing" or when I copy the "init.php" in the "userc"-folder phe parser called "error in init.php"

For example:

I copied the file "edit_profile.php" in the folder "usersc", i get following message:



and after copying the file "init.php" in the same folder this message is coming:



Where must I fix the files, that the site is running correctly ?

Greets

Kighlander

[mudmin]

So a lot of the magic of UserSpice happens from the init.php file and therefore userspice can't magically locate that file on its own, so you need to have a direct link to it. So when you copy edit_profile.php to usersc instead of users you have to change that line at the top that says something like
require_once('init.php');
to
require_once('../users/init.php');

In other words, you have to tell it to back up one directory to the root, then go forward into the users folder and get init.php

[mudmin]

Oh and leave init.php in the users folder. Everything expects it there.

[JUG]

What about custom.css? File is located both in users and usersc folder, but changes only apply for custom.css under users folder? (4.2.1e)

[mudmin]

So there is the one in users for compatibility reason, but if you want to use the one in usersc you include it in usersc/includes/navigation.php and it will be loaded last and therefore override all previous css. Sorry. I know that's not clear at all.

[JUG]

Ahh ok, I see it. It was missleading, because custom.css from users folder is loaded with every page. Didn't know it was for compatibility reasons.
Thank you!