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FadiB wrote:
First, define XOOPS_TRUST_PATH into mainfile.php if you've never done it yet.
What does he mean by that?? shall I insert a code?
Assuming this remains a "live" question then you need to:
1. Make a directory on your server to place the files that come in the Module's "trust_path" folder. Give this folder a unique name, anything you like.
On my set up it is "parallel" to the XOOPS folder, i.e.:
My website's files are in
/home/my-domain/public_html/xoops_rootMy trust path is
/home/my-domain/public_html/xoops_trust_path2. You need to define your trust_path folder in mainfile.php along with the other defines:
define('XOOPS_TRUST_PATH', '/home/my-domain/public_html/xoops_trust_path');
The path must be the "physical path" (like xoops_root_path) rather than a "virtual path" (like xoops_url)
In my mainfile.php, it is placed after the other two.
Hope this helps
