Members list

By nox on 18 Jun 2004 at 18:00 UTC

I have been searching for 2 days, and am a little lost.
I recently converted my static site to a Drupal site, for ease of use etc.
(Its a dating community site)

I have set up the members, so that they share image galleries, private msgs, live chat, etc etc.

I then added the members.module so that I could restrict who can see online members, since only members can view other members galleries.

I then set the perms so that only my member roles could pull a list of users.
Now, when they log in, they DO get a list of users that are currently online, that is using the "Who's Online" block.

But from the member.module docs, it says it should show emails:

Is there a seperate way of seeing members, other then the Whos online module?
If not, any idea as to why it is not showing emails when I click a user name when authenticated with the site?

Thanks all
Nox

Comments

To access the members list go

duztin commented 18 June 2004 at 19:07

To access the members list go to yoursite.com/members

you can display members email addresses here. yoursite.com/admin/system/modules/members

If you're using drupal 4.4 then you need to get this version of members http://drupal.org/files/issues/members_0.module

Members

nox commented 18 June 2004 at 19:27

I downloaded the members_0.module when I was looking through the search, I noticed alot of ppl using it from CVS.

But I am still receiving the same issue:
Page Not Found when I try

site.com/members

Should I have renamed this module (I tried both ways, once I renamed it I had errors, so I reverted back)
Figured since the config was picking it up as Members_0 it should be ok.

It also is not showing up in the module config anymore once I went to members_0

Thanks for the response duztin

Hi, nox, I just installed this on a Drupal 4.4 installation and it worked fine for me. Here is what I did - I'm guessing that you left out one of these steps.
- Name the module "members.module" and place it directly in the modules directory.
- Make sure there are no line breaks at the end of the PHP code.
- Turn on the module in Administer | Configuration | Modules
- Enable permissions in Accounts | Permissions (I'm thinking you didn't do this)
- Configure in Administer | Configuration | Modules | Members
- If you don't have clean URLs on then you would find the page at yoursite/?q=members instead of yoursite/members

Hope that helps.