admin issue -solved-

Worker Joined: Mar 30, 2009 Posts: 132

Redid my site. and went to re-add an admin. and well account is active yet he has nothing to admin. (no modules shown) any ideas?
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shot 2 shows what he should have. shot 1 shows what he gets

Site Admin Joined: Aug 22, 2007 Posts: 1772

Take a look into your nuke database and check the table nuke_modules. Do you have your added admin in the admins-row?

Posted: Sat Nov 03, 2012 2:18 pm

neralex wrote:

Take a look into your nuke database and check the table nuke_modules. Do you have your added admin in the admins-row?

yes admin is showing in the nuke_modules

Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2012 2:18 pm

bump.

So im still scratching my head on this.. admin is set correctly. and the admin account is showing in the nuke modules db like it should. but still admin has nothing to admin when he logs in...

trying to figure this one out turned a few hairs grey

Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2012 3:37 pm

I want to set myself available to help you out on this for the next hour.
You can contact me over here with a pm or use the email adres in my profile.(have msn running).

Grtzzz wHiTeHaT.

Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2012 4:43 pm

My fuzzy memory reminds me that there was a problem with the is_mod_admin function in an early version of our latest release. The admin.php program populates the list of modules in the ACP by running through the file system for each module. The code is:

Code:

      $result = $db->sql_query('SELECT `title` FROM `' . $prefix . '_modules` ORDER BY `title` ASC');


      while ($row = $db->sql_fetchrow($result, SQL_ASSOC)) {


         if (is_mod_admin($row['title'])) {


            if (file_exists(NUKE_MODULES_DIR . $row['title'] . '/admin/links.php')) {


               include_once NUKE_MODULES_DIR . $row['title'] . '/admin/links.php';


            }


         }


      }

If your modules directory is populated and if the system recognizes you as a module admin then the icon and name for the module will appear in the ACP.

From your screen image, it appears you weren't signed in as GOD admin. If you could do that and see if the problem goes away, we can probably narrow the problem down to getting you a "fixed" version of is_mod_admin.

Here is the code from the latest release -- this is from mainfile.

Code:

function is_mod_admin($module_name = '') {


   global $admin, $db, $prefix;


   static $authmod = array();





   if(!is_admin($admin) || empty($module_name)) return 0;


   if(isset($authmod[$module_name])) {


      return $authmod[$module_name];


   }





   $aid = is_admin($admin);


   $authmod[$module_name] = false;


   $admins = '';


   $radminsuper = 0;





   $query = $db->sql_query('SELECT `name`, `radminsuper` FROM `' . $prefix . '_authors` WHERE `aid`="' . addslashes($aid) . '"');


   list($name, $radminsuper) = $db->sql_fetchrow($query, SQL_NUM);





   if (($radminsuper == 1 && $name == 'God') || ($radminsuper == 1 && $module_name != 'founder')) {


      $authmod[$module_name] = true;


   }





   if ($module_name != 'admin' && $module_name != 'founder' && $radminsuper == 0) {


      $query = $db->sql_query('SELECT `admins` FROM `' . $prefix . '_modules` WHERE `title`="' . addslashes($module_name) . '"');


      if ($query) {


         list($admins) = $db->sql_fetchrow($query, SQL_NUM);


      }





      $admins = explode(',', $admins);


      $count = count($admins);


      for($i=0; $i < $count; $i++) {


         if($name == $admins[$i] && !empty($admins)) {


            $authmod[$module_name] = true;


         }


      }


   }





   return $authmod[$module_name];


}

If yours is different it might be causing the problem but I'd try logging in as the GOD admin just to make sure.

Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2012 9:35 pm

mainfile code you posted fixed the issue.

the screen shot was of the admin account in question. (i used god to create it)