As Mamba said...... need more info. Upload what, via what (module, ftp, xoops core function of some sort) to what?

Have you changed anything since the last time you uploaded?
Have you asked your hosting provider if they've altered something?
Is your webspace full?

The answers to questions 2 and 3 are "yes"

I think the answer to 1. is also yes, but suspect that it will require a careful choice of theme, or your tweaking an exisiting theme to get what you want.

Xoops has a comprehensive permissions system which will, with a little thought, allow you to choose which of your users can do what in a given module. Just nneds you to set the permissions correctly, both within xoops and on a module-by-module basis. You will need to try a few different modules of each type until you find the one that does what you want.

welcome to xoops - sorry for the slow reply

Excellent

Is this a completely new module or one that that has been updarted/adapted from another that isn't being maintained/developed?

Good work

Yeah, tubulent times I'm afraid. I hope all our friends/families are alright.

Good to hear about Mowaffaq

Hi,

It's actually fairly easy to do, although it might appear daunting if your haven't done it before.

1. Back-up the files, maintaining the file/folder structure onto your computer (you do back up regulrly, don't you?). Make sure that mainfile.php has been copied (I've found that the 444 permissions sometimes stop it being downloaded).

2. Back up your database to your computer. Most folks use phpMyAdmin which is supplied as part of the cPanel by most hosts. You will find plenty of online guides on how to do this.

3. If your having change of server-level domain, open your database backup using a text-editor (Notpad on PC, Textedit on an Mac) and do a find/replace, finding your old domain (http://www.yourolddomain.com) and replacing it with the new one (http://your newdomain.com). You will probably find hundreds of references changed.

4. Upload your backed-up files/folders to your new server (except mainfile.php).

5. Create a new database and database user on the new server

6. Import your database backup into your newly created database. Check that you have the correct number of tables, etc.

7. Edit mainfile.php for the domain, virtual and physical file-paths, database name, databse user and database password. Remember to leave out the trailing / character at the end of the filepaths.

8. Upload mainfile.php to the new server and CHMOD it to 444.

That's it!

When you're happy it's working, delete the old files and database.

If you're a little uncertain about doing it, you could practice on your local machine by installing XAMPP (for Windows PCs) or MAMP (for MAC) and setting up a working version locally. It's good to do this anyway, in my experience - great for seeing how things work and testing minor changes.

HTH

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What you have is one table row ("tr") containing two table cells ("td"). Each of the cells occupies half the width of the row.

So.........

1. to get them side-by-side in the centre of the row you could align the contents of the left cell to the right and the right cell to the left, i.e.



2. there are lots of ways to get them side-by-side on the left of the row, but the easiest would be to have just one cell in the row, something like:



the



separates the words and adds a "|" character just for show. This isn't essential but might look nice

3. An alternative way to align them in the centre would combine the two methods above, i.e. one cell which is centre-aligned:



Hope this helps

Thanks Michael and Maz - much appreciated.

I couldn't find xForms in the Module Repository - that's what prompted my post.

I see you've got rid of some of the words and, as you've seen, the key paet of the code is:



Do you want more buttons (I see you're not using a Main Menu block)? If so then add more "td" entries between the "tr" and "/tr" tags.

As the code is above, you have two "td" entries and each, by default, take up half the table row ("tr"). You could make it look better by centering the two buttons within the space that their "td" uses.

Try:



use the align="center" code if you add other buttons.

HTH

As a quick/dirty fix you could replace the words with the following code:



Whilst you find a more elegant solution.

If I have time I'll take a look but it won't be tonight (UK, GMT) as I have a date with Mrs V and bottle of Shiraz