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Re: Css and layout is not showing correctly in custom module
  • 2007/10/24 1:55

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You're closing </head> twice also.

Once here:
<title>Untitled Document</title>
</
head>


And again here:
.style5 {font-size11px}
.
style10 {color#0033CC}
.style11 {
font-size10px;
color#009900;
font-familyArial;
font-weightbold;
}
-->
</
style></head>



Remove </head> in this one:
<title>Untitled Document</title>
</
head>



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Re: questions about shared hosting on linux php and mod_rewrite
  • 2007/10/23 14:22

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1. Yes, php5 is stable, been stable for quite some time. They're probably telling you it's not stable because they don't feel like upgrading numerous servers with php5.

2. Theres no real way around it without mod_rewrite...you could try just asking them to enable it for you. It should really be enabled by default though, do you have:

RewriteEngine On


in your .htaccess?



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Re: help on dedicated server configuration
  • 2007/10/23 13:53

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^^ and more than 512MB ram, a gig at least. at least.



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Re: Benefit of templates_c?
  • 2007/10/21 15:38

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Right now I can make a theme.php and run it in xoops, and it "works" just fine (as far as theming the pages, etc), but it wont cache. That's why I made the post in the first place, it doesn't parse smarty so I couldn't use smarty and therefor doesn't compile each page in templates_c. That's what I was referring to with "breaking some core function of xoops" and that's why i was suggesting a normal caching function instead of depending on smarty's compiling system which is being used as a page cache.

So yeah, if I wanted each page to have to be generated from the theme.php every time a page was viewed instead of just read from a cache, then sure, I could use a theme.php with the current system....but who would want that.



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Re: Physical Path Error
  • 2007/10/20 0:14

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not sure why it would do that...you can try this though, see if it gives you something different...make a new file called phpinfo.php

put <?php phpinfo(); ?> in it

save it to the same place ur mainfile.php is, browse to it, and search for SCRIPT_FILENAME...see if that gives you something different.



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Re: Just for fun, average page loads
  • 2007/10/20 0:02

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Yeah, anywhere from 2-20 seconds, if it loads at all. Sometimes I like to play the game: Will This Page Load Before My Session Expires? when I'm bored.



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Re: change css colour in username/groups user
  • 2007/10/19 23:28

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Or without having to install a module:

Open up your style.css and add values for

span.online_admin and span.online_moderator respectively

for example:

span.online_admin {
colorred;
}
span.online_moderator {
colorgreen;
}


That, hex colors, or RGB will work for the value.



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Re: Benefit of templates_c?
  • 2007/10/14 20:19

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Allow me to clarify, I coded for evo, not nuke...evo is nuke without the security holes lol...and yeah I'll PM you a link to it, don't wanna advertise another cms in here.

@will
It displays the javascript to bots, but I'm workin on fixing that.



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Re: Benefit of templates_c?
  • 2007/10/14 18:48

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yeah actually, I was considering just that

And yeah I know the module you're referring to, we run it on an evo site.



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Re: Benefit of templates_c?
  • 2007/10/14 15:06

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Yes it's completely true that ultimately anyone can go to any website and take whatever they want, but do we have to make it so easy for them to do it is what I'm saying. And yes, wizanda is pretty much right, if you told me to list my reasoning to want to use php I would probably have "not quite as easy to rip" at the top.

Quote:
catzwolf_ wrote:
You have stated that people with a better understanding of PHP cannot use this system?

No i didn't say it was impossible for anyone with knowledge of php to use the system. I said I don't understand why everyone is forced to code exactly by that system simply because that is the standard that _whoever_ says you have to use. I've never experienced that with any other cms that I've used...

Quote:
catzwolf_ wrote:
I would be inclined to disagree about going back to a PHP only format for templating.

Again, I'm not saying drop the current system and go back to php only, the current system works just fine for whoever conforms to it. The only thing I'm asking is would it be all that difficult to accept direct php formatting as well considering php formatting works just fine for a plethora of other CMSs. That's a serious question.

@wizanda
Quote:
Personally was looking for ideas and if it is possible to scrambled the code unless read through Smarty and our own php systems....?

kinda off topic but: go tohttp://www.sublimedesign.org and View Source...notice the body.

Just an included function...which is fine for use on your own site but you really couldn't distribute it as it's likely to break a module that's heavy in javascript and someone told me before that Norton blocks that particular script, but I don't have Norton to confirm that...but yeah, it's possible...just threw that on to show ya.




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