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Upgrading Xoops!

  • 2007/3/29 20:49

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A current site that I am trying to update is running XOOPS 2.0.9.2, is there a way to directly or indirectly upgrade to the newest 2.0.x?
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Mudnuts4x4
Re: Really Goofed Up Today!

  • 2007/3/25 14:49

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IT WORKED!! Thanks for all the help!
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extGallery 1.0 Random Photo

  • 2007/3/24 20:47

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Since I am new to all of this.... is there a way to resize and make the photo larger with the random photo option?
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Really Goofed Up Today!

  • 2007/3/24 20:38

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Yeah.... so this is gonna make everyone laugh...

Without noticing I turned off the User Menu block. Now I cannot get to my XOOPS CPanel.

Is there a way to turn it back on ..... or back door the administration link.
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Mudnuts4x4
Re: Cannot Get Xoops To Initiate

  • 2007/3/24 20:33

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I figured out that the domain name folder is the root folder. IX sets it up this way for multuple domains and sub domains for one user.

Thanks for the help.
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Mudnuts4x4
Cannot Get Xoops To Initiate

  • 2007/3/22 15:17

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I am using IX Webhosting and FileZilla. When I went to upload the contents of the /htdocs file I saw that there was no obvious "ROOT" folder. The two items I see are a folder with the domian name and a "log" folder. I entered the domain name and saw a few folders such as cgi, etc. but no /htdocs or /httpdocs folder. Because of this I copied the actual /htdocs folder in the domain name folder. Nothing happened. I figured maybe the domain name folder was the root folder. Copied the contents of /htdocs to the domain name folder. Same outcome. I get a screen with the HTTP 403 code.

PLEASE HELP!
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