Hey people, kind of going at it blind that way. What your going to have to do is open your phpMyAdmin or whatever SQL DB Admin you use and have a look at your Nuke_modules table you will see in the Default column some 0’s and 1’s they have to correspond exactly to your /admin/modules.php file. So I have:

• active = 0
  view = 0
  inmenu = 1
  mod_group = 0
  admins = ' ' <-blank
  url = 'NULL'
  mcid = 1
  

So I would have the corrisponding code in my modules.php file around line 60 of:

Code:

sql_query("insert into ".$prefix."_modules values (NULL, '$modlist[$i]', '$modlist[$i]', '0', '0', '1', '0', '','0','1')", $dbi);

notice the ' ' are included for any blank fields, so be sure to include those too.
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Originally Posted by AdR3NaLiN

Originally Posted by SiLvEr_SnAkE Sometimes they dont appear in the list straight away, (kind of odd and not very technical, i know) For example if you had a module called "hello" for example. Install it, including database tables etc.. then if it doesnt appear in the list just visit the address http://www.yoursite.com/modules.php?name=hello it will probably be there, then it will be in the list. I have found this worked in the past, dont ask me why it just has Well this half worked... I can visit the module, but it still doesn't show up in my list. :cry:

Forgot to add Modules wont show if the have two seperate words in the folder name ie: hello world must be hello_world

However this isnt your problem right ?

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I have the same problem

I can add them manually in the database... but it should do it automatacly