Thread: Edit profile error..

Recently, I applied a module modification to my 6.01 test version. This was a Private Photo system provided by a programmer at Boonex. It came supplied with the 6.01v update. I made the required mods to the individual files, then applied the sql patch for the database as instructed. The mod did not work properly, so I reversed the process, reverted files back to their original states, removed the language strings that were added, and cleared the database of the additional tables. After doing all of this, I noticed that when adding a new test member, in the profiles area where I had added additional items such as height, weight, sexual preference and a few others, while the information could be entered, and everything seemed to work fine, when viewing the profile, none of these additional items were showing on the profile page. I went into edit the profile, made a few changes to the profile, and attmepted to save the changes. Upon doing this, I got a Pwd_invalid3 error message. No changes could be saved. In researching this, I found a few references to password errors in the database, but I never tried changing the password during the profile edit. I can only assume that somewhere in the process of adding and removing this module, that the database became corrupt. Any ideas as to where to look for and correct this issue?

I've the same problem.
I'm running Dolphin 6.0003 and user can't change password.

Any suggestions for fix this?

I've fixed the problem of editing password by members.
For make work this you have also to set Password1 Field as(Change password) "not mandatory".
You can do this by database.
Click on "profiledesc" table after on "browse" tab click on the pencil of "Password1" value (edit) and then delete the check value ( some like this return (!strcmp($arg0,$_POST[Password2])) ? true : false; ) .
Now your Password1 field is "no mandatory" and your users will be able to change password.

ByeZ.

Sign me up for this bug too. I'm going to try your suggestion.

I am not sure why people are running into this - I have not.

I wonder if it is a profile builder problem.

We don't usually use the builders - preferring to us phpMyAdmin instead.

Smoge

Has anyone ran into this problem..

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_VARIABLE, expecting T_FUNCTION in /home/MYSITEHERE/public_html/templates/base/scripts/BxBaseProfileView.php on line 125

Here is the bxbaseprofileview.php file with the affected block showing in bold, here for clarity only. I used PHPdesigner and Dreamweaver and neither one seems to be able find and error in the syntax on line 125 but dolphin does whenver you attempt to view your profile.?????



function showBlockPhoto( $sCaption )
{
global $memberID;
global $p_arr;

$incPhotoFunc = $_REQUEST['show']=='private_photo' ? "profilePrivatePhotos.php":"profilePhotos.php" ;
require_once( BX_DIRECTORY_PATH_ROOT . $incPhotoFunc );
$oPhotos = $_REQUEST['show']=='private_photo' ? new ProfilePrivatePhotos( $this -> _iProfileID ):new ProfilePhotos( $this -> _iProfileID );
$oPhotos -> getActiveMediaArray();
$iPhotoID = (int)$_REQUEST['photoID'];

$ret = '<div class="choiseBlock">';
$ret .= getMediaTabsView( $oPhotos -> sMediaType, $oPhotos -> aMediaConfig['enable'] );
$ret .= '</div>' . "\n";
$ret .= $oPhotos -> getMediaBlock( $iPhotoID );

echo DesignBoxContent( _t( $sCaption, $p_arr['NickName'] ), $ret, 1 );
}

$iPhotoID = (int)$_REQUEST['photoID']; $ret = $oPhotos -> getMediaBlock( $iPhotoID );

echo DesignBoxContent( _t( $sCaption, $p_arr['NickName'] ), $ret, 1 );
}

It was some duplicate entries in there. Removed them and the error went away. However, Private photos are not being uploaded into a protected folder. They show up right along with the public photos.... I wonder if its something wrong with the security checking process when attempting to look at private photos.... Should force you to request permission and send the owner a request email or message. It doesnt..... Just lets you look at them right away...hmmmmmm

What Private Photo Mod are you having trouble with?

Ours? One from Expertzzz?

BigAl's original post says "provided by a programmer at Boonex" - the same?

Smoge

Originally Posted by PRluigi

I've fixed the problem of editing password by members.
For make work this you have also to set Password1 Field as(Change password) "not mandatory".
You can do this by database.
Click on "profiledesc" table after on "browse" tab click on the pencil of "Password1" value (edit) and then delete the check value ( some like this return (!strcmp($arg0,$_POST[Password2])) ? true : false; ) .
Now your Password1 field is "no mandatory" and your users will be able to change password.

Forgive me if I seem impatient, but can't seem to find the complete answer to my login problem . That or my brain is just not grasping the info. Talk to me like I'm 5. Ok?

Here we go: My member login was fine until I made a change to my profile, which required me to enter my password, which I did in several of the fields until I got it to go through. Next time I tried to login to my member account, I got the invalid password spiel and requested my password info after several tries. Strangely, only the generated password would work to login, but my original password worked to update my profile. I've had issues keeping one login password since. It seems to only last for so long before I have to request it again.

Trying to change passwords has been futile . I checked to be sure my cookies were enabled, changed the password length to 32 and looked for the mandatory string to change, which wasn't there, in phpMyAdmin and yada yada. So, I guess I don't completely understand how the password section works in the profile section, and fathom even less why you should HAVE to put in a password to change ANYTHING in your own profile ANYWAY.

Can I take the whole password section out of there or move it somewhere else? Pulling my hair out trying to fix this one little thing

Will someone help me please.

Thanks,
Malinda
6.0.3