Hi Gediminas

Thank you for your suggestion, but I cannot seem to work out how to implement what you are suggesting.

When I go into the "Template Set Manager" section of my site [via: Admin -> System admin -> Templates] I only see one template set: "default" and there is no option to "delete" and also no option to "generate" anywhere that I can see.

The only options available to me are "Download" and "Clone"

So after a bit of googling, it seems to me that that what you are suggesting would require me to use a cloned copy of my template set.

So I tried the "Clone" option for my "default" set and created a new set called "cloned_default".

I notice now that MANY, i.e. not ALL, of the numbers next to the module names for this new template set (i.e. "cloned_default") are double those of the ones above (i.e. the "default" template set).

So anyway, I went into the Admin -> System admin -> Preferences -> General Settings [Edit] -> "Default template set" and chose from the dropdown menu the new set name: "cloned_default". BUT this did not seem to have any noticeable effect when I view my site - all sections look the same (main articles section seems fine, and the Web Links section still has duplicates showing).

So then I went back into the "Template Set Manager" and, next to the "cloned_default" set I clicked on the "[List]" link next to the module name "Web Links". Here I see there are duplicate names listed for all the web pages. So I deleted all the duplicated ones.

Again this did not seem to have any effect on my site. I still cannot see an option to "generate" or "regenerate" anywhere.

I really don’t know what else you could be meaning for me to try.

What am I doing wrong? What should I be doing differently?

Cheers
Steve

Hi

I upgraded my site (yesterday) to XOOPS v2.0.13.2 [well, it was from 2.0.13 to 2.0.13.1 via cPanel and then I applied the differences patch to get it to v2.0.13.2].

Anyway, the one unresolved problem is that my Web Links (v1.1) are being displayed in duplicate. The physical link records / database entries have NOT been duplicated.

See what I am talking about here:
http://bluezeus.biz/modules/mylinks/

It seems to me there must be a routine that is cycling though one too many times.

Has anyone encountered this problem before? Any ideas on what I should do to fix it?

Regards,
Steve

To avoid problems with internal links/references to the site (like to image files), there should be no space in the URL definitions within mainfile.php, i.e. no space between the "https:" (or "http:") part and the "//www.example.org" part.

== so it should look like this:

$port = $HTTP_SERVER_VARS['SERVER_PORT'];
if($port == "443"){
define('XOOPS_URL', 'https://www.example.org');
} else {
define('XOOPS_URL', 'http://www.example.org');
}

== instead of the original above, which is:

$port = $HTTP_SERVER_VARS['SERVER_PORT'];
if($port == "443"){
define('XOOPS_URL', 'https: //www.example.org');
} else {
define('XOOPS_URL', 'http: //www.example.org');
}

To avoid problems with internal links/references to the site (like to image files), there should be no space in the URL definitions within mainfile.php, i.e. no space between the "https:" (or "http:") part and the "//www.example.org" part.

== so it should look like this:

$port = $HTTP_SERVER_VARS['SERVER_PORT'];
if($port == "443"){
define('XOOPS_URL', 'https://www.example.org');
} else {
define('XOOPS_URL', 'http://www.example.org');
}

== instead of the original above, which is:

$port = $HTTP_SERVER_VARS['SERVER_PORT'];
if($port == "443"){
define('XOOPS_URL', 'https: //www.example.org');
} else {
define('XOOPS_URL', 'http: //www.example.org');
}