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dbman
Re: Horizontal menu, How? Plz
  • 2008/12/3 5:06

  • dbman

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No problem... you'll want to use trabis or burning's solutions adding to your theme.html header section. The theme you have chosen; lotr_v2, is old and not compatible with XOOPS 2.0.14 or newer block layout. There are some themes which look similiar (color, fonts, etc) which are compatible. Perhaps you could combine elements from the lotr theme with one of the newer ones including your horizontal header menu.



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dbman
Re: Horizontal menu, How? Plz
  • 2008/12/3 4:29

  • dbman

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Multimenu 1.9 is available here



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dbman
Re: Horizontal menu, How? Plz
  • 2008/12/3 2:43

  • dbman

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Mastop Publish:http://www.mastop.com.br/conteudo/open-source/mastop-publish-english.mstp

You should also post which theme you are using as Burning has suggested. His solution should work as well.

Multimenu (v1.9) does work with 2.3.2 and there is a horizontal dropdown menu type available from the block configuration form.



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dbman
Re: multimenu
  • 2008/12/2 21:00

  • dbman

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Regarding XOOPS 2.3.2 and Multimenu:
The last version of multimenu in which the built-in block administration actually shows/works is 1.7x. Version 1.7 through 1.9 work fine in XOOPS 2.3.2 except you must use the core block administration to display and position your multimenu blocks. Some of the menu display styles are funky but picture and list menus work great.



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dbman
Re: Horizontal menu, How? Plz
  • 2008/12/2 20:52

  • dbman

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Mastop Publish has a horizontal menu. It has some basic css configurability (color, background-color, border, etc). Works fine in 2.3.2a



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dbman
Re: can't connect to server - what's going on?
  • 2008/4/8 2:59

  • dbman

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That's RedHat Enterprise linux... it's not unix. If yum is installed its only a matter of updating your php and MySQL installs. You can check out the yum command syntax by typing "yum -help" in your ssh console (putty).



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dbman
Re: can't connect to server - what's going on?
  • 2008/4/5 4:32

  • dbman

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Maybe an update... I would try and move to php5 and MySQL 5. Also upgrading to XOOPS 2.0.18.1 would be a good idea.

The cnf file you are using is for generic medium memory settings. Should not be a problem if the only load on your database is your XOOPS install.

Are you running FreeBSD?



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dbman
Re: can't connect to server - what's going on?
  • 2008/4/3 19:56

  • dbman

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It could be your buffer or memory settings in the MySQL configuration file (my.cnf).

If you post the config settings here, as well as your unix distro and version information as avtx30 mentioned it helps troubleshoot the issue.



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dbman
Re: can't connect to server - what's going on?
  • 2008/4/2 20:05

  • dbman

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Glad to hear :)

you could have used the MySQL root user credentials in the mainfile.php but it would be not be recommended.



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Re: can't connect to server - what's going on?
  • 2008/4/1 19:58

  • dbman

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If you have ssh access (putty) you can create the MySQL user and privileges from there.

I assume you have the MySQL root password as well.

Once you have successfully connected via putty run this command to login as MySQL root:

mysql -uroot -p


You will prompted for a password, enter the MySQL root password to continue.

You mention the XOOPS database is already loaded so you only need to create a user and grant privileges:

grant all privileges on xoops_database.* to 'dbuser'@'localhost' identified by 'dbpass';


Substitute xoops_database, dbuser and dbpass with your own credentials.

Once complete, flush the user privileges:

flush privileges;


You should be able to login to MySQL now using:

mysql -udbuser -pdbpass


and view the XOOPS database using:

show databases;


Edit your mainfile.php with the newly created user info and your XOOPS install should now be able to connect to the database.




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