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rabideau
CBB 3.08 Timeout problem &Got error 134 from table handler

  • 2007/3/5 19:39

  • rabideau

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I am unable to get a CBB 3.08 operating correctly my site is running using:

XOOPS 2.0.16
php 4
MySQL 4.1.10

Debug does not seem to yield any useful information. What we get is random timeout errors when someone attempts to post. I have cleared cache; removed all time limits from cbb; reinstalled Frameworks, Class and the module three times.

Any ideas out there???
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rabideau
Re: Themes.html Help

  • 2007/3/5 16:35

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Which theme.html are you editing?

Also why do you want to use the admin area footer for your main theme??
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rabideau
Re: New to xoops need help

  • 2007/2/26 1:08

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It's pretty hard to help when neither the site nor the error are visible or accessible.

Have you visited this page to read the documentation?
http://xoopsdocs.net/modules/docs/

Have you checked the FAQ here?
https://xoops.org/modules/smartfaq/
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rabideau
Re: Why is no one posting on my site?

  • 2007/2/24 19:01

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You should also be aware that about 95% of all website visitors simply lurk and do not register or post.

In order to get interaction you really need to have a compelling topic or area. By and large, I find the forums add little value or activity to a site except when there is a TON of interest.

It's actually bad enough that there are firms you can pay real money to that will then create forum activity on your site...
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rabideau
Re: Installation or upgrade problem - 2.0 to 2.2

  • 2007/2/24 1:24

  • rabideau

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Bad plan going from the recommended version of XOOPS 2.0.16 to the version that is not recommended.
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rabideau
Re: Teamspeak Display

  • 2007/2/24 1:22

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What pray tell is the teamspeak display????
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Re: integrating Multimenu with TreemenuXL

  • 2007/2/22 0:44

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MultiMenu offers Tree within it already
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Re: Where to put the code for Adbrite Inline adverts

  • 2007/2/21 23:15

  • rabideau

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Just put the code in a custom block...

I sure hope you're patient tough. My experience with those folks is that slowed my site down by about 30% per page load. Don't use them anymore...
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rabideau
Re: Fixed vs. Variable width themes

  • 2007/2/21 23:07

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To my simple mind, Fixed size is confining and restrictive. Not everyone has the same size screen, same ability to see, etc.

It's much better to establish a min-width for a screen allowing design controls while at the same time allowing infinite max-width... I think you should use liquid or wireframe css with resizable fonts. Oh and DO NOT use tables.

So far as I can tell anything else is old school. If you want to read more you can go to: http://www.w3.org/

btw. Will I agree all this has to be simple. Like James, I'm trying to make that work. Easy Liquid/Wireframe CSS... what a concept!
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rabideau
Re: Looking to incorperate html bit's into site...prefer to do w/module...

  • 2007/2/18 2:10

  • rabideau

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Simply rename your index.html to something else and everything ought to work fine. If that doesn't work for you try placing it in a subdomain.
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