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hnic_spanks
removing message icons, options etc.

how do i remove the options like "message icon", "enable smiley", "enable XOOPS code" from the comment-form? i want to keep it simple for the visitors and those are kinda useless



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hnic_spanks
Re: importing a database

okay am i asking weird questions or is everybody just too lazy to answer this? please help me out cuz those last steps in the manual aren't very clear... thx



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hnic_spanks
Re: importing a database

Quote:

In control panel/phpmyadmin, you can import your backed-up database into another database by chosing to "Edit Database" (or similar link), clicking on the "SQL" tab on the resulting screen and navigating to the back-up file. Then click "Go".

and what does that backup file look like? there's a lot of .gz-files in my htdocs/uploads/backup directory but those all give errors



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hnic_spanks
Re: importing a database

i'm already using that and i'm stuck at step 4 of day 23...



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hnic_spanks
importing a database

i have to import my database in phpmyadmin, but i have no idea what a database file looks like and where to find it...
i suppose this database was automatically made when i made my XOOPS site offline?
thanks



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hnic_spanks
Re: physical path for XOOPS_ROOT_PATH ??

thanks, that was the problem, it doesnt allow php



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hnic_spanks
Re: physical path for XOOPS_ROOT_PATH ??

look it's just this part that doesn't work for me:
Quote:
the quickest way to find your physical path and get your full site online is to create a new text file using a general text editor (also found in the Useful Programs FAQ). In that file, type the following <?php phpinfo(); ?> Save that file with a name like path.php (use a different name!). Upload this file to your web root using your FTP program. Then open your browser and type www.yoururl.com/path.php (or, whatever your filename was). You should get a page full of information - scroll down the page to the section labeled 'Apache Environment'. Look for the variable DOCUMENT_ROOT, the value of that variable will be your physical path for XOOPS_ROOT_PATH


and a little further it says "In your web host's control panel, go to phpMyAdmin" how do i do that?
or isnt this possible with the webspace i got from my internet provider (the 50mb you get free with your internet connection)...




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hnic_spanks
Re: physical path for XOOPS_ROOT_PATH ??

but i need the "physical path" of my online host, not the local host..
or is that just my ftp adress?



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hnic_spanks
Re: physical path for XOOPS_ROOT_PATH ??

i've installed XAMPP yesterday, so i don't think anything's wrong with that. But does that even matter, cuz doesn't the host have its own apache/php/ etc?
i could post the url of the file here but i'm not sure if that's safe



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hnic_spanks
physical path for XOOPS_ROOT_PATH ??

i read in the "starting a new XOOPS site" topic you had to make a php-file with content "<?php phpinfo(); ?>" and upload it to your ftp, then open it and you should get "a page full of information".
but when i do that it just displays "<?php phpinfo(); ?>", nothing more..
what am i doing wrong?
thanks




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