Sounds like a great contri.
It would really help people "freestyle" with XOOPS a bit more!

Hey Jonas,

If you look at that link closer you will see everything in english to the right (english translation).

ackbarr,

you make it so easy...
just started and finished in the dB, missed that there was a real file.

Tx, now I know..

see if you can login to
yoururl/user.php

also make sure Display_Errors is ON in PHP.ini
I'll be on for a few...

delete index.html in templates_c as well.
Trip

Need more info.... put the bowl down...

Stop day dreaming of luscious nugs.....

What page are you hitting to get that?

Can you get to:
yourURL/user.php?

Does it give the same message?

If you can log in you can go to, or type in
yourURL/modules/admin.php

Go into groups and set permissions on all modules active in the anonymous group.

GL,
Trip

Try and login to
yoururl/user.php
if you can, then you can go to or type in:
yoururl/modules/system/admin.php

then under system admin choose Modules and click the package to the right of system.

If you can't login turn on debug (in common.php, you can do a search on the forums for more info)

also post back with more detail of your set up...

GL,
Trip

First, see if you can log into
yoururl/user.php
if so, you can then type in
yoururl/modules/system/admin.php
change your theme to default and check the index again.

If you have my luck that won't work,

I would start by using Robert's checker tool to make sure you have all the files... It really sucks spending hours trying to debug only to find that your FTP server dropped 50 bytes of a 10k file during the move.

Just do a search for checker, and then the version files that go with it.

Also print a VIEW SOURCE of your index,php.

Also note if you get new files in templates_c after attempting to hit the index.

Trip

Stupid me, just saw your edit, guess your fixed.

I'll try and help also after you post the answers to my man Robert's questions.

I assume since you posted in this thread that you have already made sure there are no files in templates_c.

Trip

Move everything in the HTML directory UP 1 level into the XOOPS directory and delete the HTML directory.

Of course make sure the paths are correct in the installer after making the changes.

That 'should' do it, You can do a 'move' via ftp and save yourself alot of time over copying up and down.

I am assuming that is your physical path up there>
home/spirited/public_html/support/xoops/html/

in a windows env. you will need a drive before that path>
c:/home/spirited/public_html/support/xoops/html/

You may also be missing a couple source files, if that doesnt work, try to ftp the contents of your local XOOPS/HTML folder (not the folder itself) UP int the XOOPS dir. (after you move the data on the web server) using SKIP duplicates, it will go fast and only replace files that are not on the server.

GL, and post back if it doesn't work.

Trip

Not easy to find is it? I traced it to the tpl_source table.

The tpl_id for the record is 19.
if you do not see the code block below (which is what you need to alter), then look in the tpl_file table for system_block_mainmenu.html and use the corresponding tpl_id to find the code in the tpl_source table.

^read it again, it will make sense eventually.

Dont waste your time looking for system_block_mainmenu.html you won't find it, it is not a file.

Once you find the code block in the dB put your URL in between all my pretty stars.

<table cellspacing="0">
<tr>
<td id="mainmenu">
<a class="menuTop" href="******<{$xoops_url}>/"><{$block.lang_home}********></a>
<!-- start module menu loop -->
<{foreach item=module from=$block.modules}>
<a class="menuMain" href="<{$xoops_url}>/modules/<{$module.directory}>/"><{$module.name}></a>
<{foreach item=sublink from=$module.sublinks}>
<a class="menuSub" href="<{$sublink.url}>"><{$sublink.name}></a>
<{/foreach}>
<{/foreach}>
<!-- end module menu loop -->
</td>
</tr>
</table>

I don't think there should be any implications, but I make no warranty...I did NOT test it.

.....Personally I would change the 'default page' for the directory on the Web server, you can give a pagename and extension in order, syntax varies by webserver.


VIVA XOOPS,
Trip