So which forum is currently the one to use because if the xoops site is running on 2.5.6 and none of the forum modules in the downloads come even close the supporting this version. Im a bit stumped. Any suggestions?
Sorry for not replying Marco but Im not sure what exactly the reason behind this is. I have in the meantime with the same build that I had the problem done a separate install and that functioned without a problem. And the newer builds do not have that issue.
I am finding tho that for some reason fresh installs have little problem and that being the install in a brand new folder on the server. But if I remove old files from an existing folder that had a XOOPS install I constantly have problems.
And as for the captcha it works fine in a fresh install in a new folder but not from where an old install was.
If there is one thing I dont get about XOOPS is that for some reason one install will work and then another will not. I did another install in a diff folder and that one works just fine.....
On the site where I am having troubles with the captcha image I have setup another install of it and that one works fine. So I at first figured that it might be the theme on the site but changing it back to default had no effect on it. On this site instead of showing the captcha image it has the following
Confirmation Code: Click to refresh the image if it is not clear enough.
And this is the php and MySQL for the server.
XOOPS Version - XOOPS 2.3.0 RC2 PHP Version - 5.2.3 MySQL Version - 5.0.41-community-log Server API Version - cgi-fcgi OS Version - Linux
On the site where the php error occurred when going to register it is running a newer version of PHP.
XOOPS Version - XOOPS 2.3.0 RC2 PHP Version - 5.2.6 MySQL Version - 4.1.22-standard Server API Version - cgi OS Version - Linux
I have one site where the CAPTCHA image does not come up for new registrations, I am still looking to see where the problem lies there.
I have another one on a different webserver that when trying to register it gives the following error:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_CASE in /home/..../...../.../Test/register.php on line 219
I noticed that case statement does not have a break; and adding one in didnt help. Looking at the previous case statement I could not find anything wrong with it. Any thoughts?
Now I am hoping someone could maybe explain to me why the rest of the site works on a template system but not the admin menu. After doing a fresh install with the latest version 2.0.18 I have been bugged with the admin login loop. I have tried everything mentioned in here
When I skip the referer I get a empty admin menu that only contains the header and footer, but no menu. All file settings have been set and double checked. I have tried to create a blank adminmenu.php file hoping that it will be able to edit the file but still no go. Having the $content printed out from cp_functions : function xoops_module_write_admin_menu($content) Produces the folowing
"; $xoops_admin_menu_dv = " System Banners Blocks Groups Images Modules Preferences Smilies User Ranks Edit User Find Users Mail Users Avatars Templates Comments [Close]
"._VERSION.": 1.02 "._DESCRIPTION.": For administration of core settings of the site. "; ?>
After looking at backups of the olderverions of my site I have found that there is a lot more to the adminmenu.php file. And looking at the code that generates the file there seems to be a good chunk missing. Any suggestions? For some reason the code is unable to write the file. Can anyone point me into a direction of possible culprit.