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Thank you. Could you put it on the bugs tracker?
Then I'll see if you are right and if your solution works.
Then I'll see if you are right and if your solution works.
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I would agree with DonXoop here - you are the author and can do what you want with the code, since it must be GNU/GPL licensed. However, if you are an employee in a company (even a temp) I would think that what you do in your working time for them, they can use, too.
So basically, you can give out or sell the code to anyone you want, but you cannot restrict its use to the company, you made it for or the people, who buy it (in plain terms: Since you spent your working time doing this for the company, they have a right to use it. They cannot prevent you from selling the code or giving it away to other people, and you cannot prevent those people from giving it to someone else).
So basically, you can give out or sell the code to anyone you want, but you cannot restrict its use to the company, you made it for or the people, who buy it (in plain terms: Since you spent your working time doing this for the company, they have a right to use it. They cannot prevent you from selling the code or giving it away to other people, and you cannot prevent those people from giving it to someone else).
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Enable the "Theme selection" block in blocks admin and in groups admin make it visible to the usergroups, you want to see this.
In system admin -> preferences -> general settings you can set, which themes are selectable.
In system admin -> preferences -> general settings you can set, which themes are selectable.
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I don't think there is any way that you can say the code doesn't belong to the company. Even if you didn't sign a specific contract for this code directly with sara lee I'll bet the temp agency did and it covers everything you do for sara lee, including any side jobs.
It belongs to them for sure. But I don't see a problem with "rewriting" the code for your own use. Welcome to XOOPS and I hope you contribute some code. Just don't expect to have exclusive rights to the code you wrote for them. Once you're gone they won't do anything with it anyway, they are already stuck on their own systems.
It belongs to them for sure. But I don't see a problem with "rewriting" the code for your own use. Welcome to XOOPS and I hope you contribute some code. Just don't expect to have exclusive rights to the code you wrote for them. Once you're gone they won't do anything with it anyway, they are already stuck on their own systems.
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I was wondering if it would be hard to implement threading at the forum level to make it look similar to:
http://www.binderbulletin.org/forums/showpost.php?p=99711&postcount=3
That is the only thing holding me back from using XOOPS for my site. I like threading at forum level then flat viewing after you click on a thread. It is really useful.
any pointers on how to do this would be greatly appreciated.
http://www.binderbulletin.org/forums/showpost.php?p=99711&postcount=3
That is the only thing holding me back from using XOOPS for my site. I like threading at forum level then flat viewing after you click on a thread. It is really useful.
any pointers on how to do this would be greatly appreciated.
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