… sort the fe_userlisting view in frontend?

In my project i needed to sort the usertable in frontend by first_name or last_name.
The extension manual list the following typoscript setup:

tx_feuserlisting_pi1._DEFAULT_PI_VARS.sort = last_name:0
tx_feuserlisting_pi1._DEFAULT_PI_VARS.sort = first_name:0

But nothing happened …

So i searched for a while an found the solution here.

You need to edit the file “class.tx_feuserlisting_pi1.php” and extend on line 170 the following:

$this->internal['orderByList'] = 'username,name,email,country,city,zip';

to

$this->internal['orderByList'] = 'first_name,last_name,username,name,email,country,city,zip';

THAT’s ALL!

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For me it said always that the installtion path of WordPress was not found. Now, after a long while, I found a german blog article WordPress AutoUpdate bei Hosteurope. There is described that you just have to put one single line in the config file wp-config.php of WordPress and all works as expected. The problem which cause the error is the directory for temporary files, which is set by this line via a environmental variable.

putenv('TMPDIR='.ini_get('upload_tmp_dir') );
if ( !defined('ABSPATH') )
   define('ABSPATH', dirname(__FILE__) . '/');

Just put the bold line in your config-file at this position and then you can use WordPress auto update. But be sure to backup your data as explained in the WordPress Codex!

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A really cool, small and fast CMS. You don’t need a database, just PHP on your server.

You can use your own templates and create a nice (mini)website. I used this nice CMS for my private testing website and i detected heavy traffic with “forget-password” demands. My email-box filled up

Now i present you my solution:
Just add a .htaccess file to your webserver and secure some zimplit files.

for example (.htaccess):

AuthType Basic
AuthName "admin area"
AuthUserFile /absolte/path/.htpasswd
<Files zimplit.php>
require valid-user
</Files>

you can add some more files, like security.php or something else

ZIMPLIT really rocks! Thank you guy’s

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