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I'm using LDAP for auth on our forum, so users wouldn't need new accounts just for issue tracking, but for those forums using Vanilla's built-in authenticator, it would seem useful to be able to somehow configure this to use an existing Vanilla user database table.
if ($Head) $Head->AddScript('extensions/IssueTracker/js/lib/prototype.js'); if ($Head) $Head->AddScript('extensions/IssueTracker/js/src/scriptaculous.js');
Great stuff btw Looking forward to that theme!
Jazzsman, Isn't the correct language definitions are of this format
$Context->SetDefinition('CodeWord', 'This is my customized text!');
I like how u have seperated ur classes and settings.
All extension developers should do it this way
Ahh, I had to take the JS files from the new scriptaculous version and replace all the vanilla JS files in the /vanilla/js folder. Then it worked.
So for anyone else that this issue and just couldn't "read between he lines":
1. Download the new scriptaculous
2. Extract all the files from /lib, and all the files from /src
3. Place all those files in your /vanilla/js folder, overwriting the old ones (make a backup first!!)
4. Refresh your site, and assigning to a user should now work.
You guys had said what to do, but had not said what to do. Took me a minute to figure it out.
Remove the ampersand on line 66
&$Discussion->Issue = $Discussion->Context->ObjectFactory->NewObject(&$Discussion->Context, 'Issue');
to$Discussion->Issue = $Discussion->Context->ObjectFactory->NewObject(&$Discussion->Context, 'Issue');
That should get rid of the error.