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weeramon
Re: MX directory 3.01 in 2.4.0
  • 2010/6/3 20:56

  • weeramon

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Message to Mausirius:
(hope you do not mind that I am somehow painting on you that you checked the file, but I was pretty frustrated after 2 days )


Thanks. my file has also only 1725 lines, but the server announces the error.

Anyway for everyone who might experience the same problem I have found the error.

Unfortunately I was so stupid or naive to believe a previous post that the file is ok and he sees no error. So this naivity cost me two days and arguing with my web host ( as I said on another host there is no problem with the display of the admin/index.php.

Ok that is passed now the error is around or at line 917 , I have copied 915 - 917

echo "<table>";
echo 
"<tr><td colspan='2' align='left'><h4>"._MD_WEBLINKSCONF."</h4></td></tr>";
// echo "<table><tr><td valign=top width=45%>";


so delete " // " the like below and your headache is gone and then it works ( i am not a coder so this could have other impications but I dont dingdo.

echo "<table>";
echo 
"<tr><td colspan='2' align='left'><h4>"._MD_WEBLINKSCONF."</h4></td></tr>";
echo 
"<table><tr><td valign=top width=45%>";



Correction by Ghia: (third line )


echo "<table><tr><td valign=top width=45%">";



just try if any works but I am almost 99,9% certain that your trouble is gone. If you are so kind let me know what hosting company your are using.




and trust every admin/index.php file on mxdirectory downloaded from evucan has at a 99% probability the same command line.
with the //

It seems only that my very secure and sensitive server does not like that, where most let me say insensitive or ???? servers just swallow it.

( As I said I had the trouble only one server and the other not )

I thought it is my installation, but after I did tell the hosting company to unzip the files and I had still the problem I was really getting crazy and dubious about the error.



Good Luck

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ghia
Re: MX directory 3.01 in 2.4.0
  • 2010/6/3 22:53

  • ghia

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Quote:
Correction by Ghia: (third line )
echo "<table><tr><td valign=top width=45%">";
Not exactly the thing I proposed! Read again!

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Mausirius
Re: MX directory 3.01 in 2.4.0
  • 2010/6/3 23:39

  • Mausirius

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Hi guys,

sorry my absene in this solution. i change my work place and it´s put i so far the xoops.

And thanks for enforce to find a solution. I don´t try this solution by weeramon.
In the next week i will be back to xoops and try this

thanks any way

I write from Brasil and sorry for my bad english


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Peekay
Re: MX directory 3.01 in 2.4.0
  • 2010/6/3 23:48

  • Peekay

  • XOOPS is my life!

  • Posts: 2335

  • Since: 2004/11/20


I would either re-upload the file in ascii mode as described in this post or open the file online, edit it and save it again.

If you do anything, I would delete the commented-out line rather than un-comment it.

It is an error and should not be there.
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weeramon
Re: MX directory 3.01 in 2.4.0
  • 2010/6/4 4:32

  • weeramon

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Ok, everyone had now his time and say.

As I said I am not a programmer (coder )

Now by doing what I did I am able to open the admin/index.php
and I believe it is the best to inform the author of the file
(module) of this problem.

And he might be able to say if the line should be either inside or commented out.

Or what in fact would be the correct and clean answer or let us say the professional solution.

"Just leave at this post the correct way of coding for the 3 lines creating a problem on the server to call the admin/index.php within the mxdirectory 3.01 module."


Or even better leave a download link where this file can be downloaded and of course change the mxdirectory package to
the new format and inform the associated websites who host the
old content (package) .

But for the guy who also has not to much idea about programming from Brazil, well to be a happy xoopser until there is the final solution I would suggest to upload the file and just see if I am right.

And hopefully ghia and peekay, I hope you both agree that my way is not causing any major problems to Xoops.

Plus with regard to the closing command could it not be that there are another 500 lines of code and then the </table> command will occur?

Please guys, did anyone of you ever check or open that file or have you just seen this 3 lines.

And probably if I really check that file there will be many so called "errors" in it and

if I run xoops.org in w3blaba checker.

Dear me, I rather dont.

the point is that every smart browser is not interested in the closing command, it will still display, but with this 3 lines and the "//" there is a server issue and me and the poor guy was not able to open his index.php file.

No he will be able and he can wait for the proper solution where everyone will have to agree.

So long.


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weeramon
Re: MX directory 3.01 in 2.4.0
  • 2010/6/4 5:45

  • weeramon

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And I hope you all agree with this solution

do not know if the syntax is correct but html wise with open and close we are done.

The file opens but I will see what it will do in all sections of admin


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weeramon
Re: MX directory 3.01 in 2.4.0
  • 2010/6/4 6:51

  • weeramon

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Have changed to

echo "<table>";
    echo 
"<tr><td colspan='2' align='left'><h4>"._MD_WEBLINKSCONF."</h4></td></tr>";
   echo 
"<tr><td valign='top' width='45%'></td></tr></table>";



hope this is at least html wise correct


and by the way these lines are under doModReq

and the function seems to work.




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ghia
Re: MX directory 3.01 in 2.4.0
  • 2010/6/4 7:48

  • ghia

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  • Posts: 4953

  • Since: 2008/7/3 1


Quote:
hope this is at least html wise correct
No, you need double quotes on the attributes (and then it is easy to have single quotes around the string).

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weeramon
Re: MX directory 3.01 in 2.4.0
  • 2010/6/4 11:12

  • weeramon

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  • Since: 2009/12/13


Sor correct would be

echo "<table>";
echo "<tr><td colspan="2" align="left"><h4>"._MD_WEBLINKSCONF."</h4></td></tr>";
echo "<tr><td valign="top" width="45%"></td></tr></table>";

but I just would like to say that I have seen several files even without quote or single quote.

the file we are talking about does have plenty of this "errors"

and most probably all files in that module and many files in many modules........................................


Anyway thanks for the correct suggestion, I will definitely if I program on my own or modify files use the correct format.


But do not take it serious and also there is this time really no cynical approach to it , but you do not want me to "correct" all files in available xoops modules or files because then I will have no more time for lines like this and also will not have time to
"Just use it" but rather "just fix it"

Sorry wanted to add a smiley but I am really neither a coder nor a chat professional , would have to ask my daughter to that for me and she is not here right now.

Anyway the smiley should be there and at the end.

Thanks for your part correctness because, yes it should be like that but then the forum would not be necessary anyway.

Happy Weekend.



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Peekay
Re: MX directory 3.01 in 2.4.0
  • 2010/6/4 11:44

  • Peekay

  • XOOPS is my life!

  • Posts: 2335

  • Since: 2004/11/20


OK. As long as it works.

happy weekend
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