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nelson_cho
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  • 2006/2/17 16:31

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The XOOPS was installed on mandriva 2006. Every thing was looked fine on the localhost. When I saw the page from other computer, there was no banner and the components get close together (the search box, the login box ....). I need help. Thank you


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bluenova
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Hi nelson_cho,

We would need some more information in order to assist you. Please take a look at this post and fill in as much info as possible.

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nelson_cho
Re: No banner
  • 2006/2/26 13:57

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XOOPS: 2.2.4
PHP: 5.0.4
MySQL: 4.1.12
Web Servicer: Apache 2.0.54
Operation System: Mandriva 2006 download version

My network setup is: I have two computer and link up with a router and connect to internet by a ADSL modem. I set up a web server in one computer. I can view the homepage in other computer even from a remote site. Recently, I try to install the xoops, everything work find in the server. I can view the XOOPS in the browser of the server. Everything work fine. When I view the XOOPS from other computer within the network (even from remote host), there is no image display and I cannot login to the system. No error was report during the installation. Please help.

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Herko
Re: No banner
  • 2006/2/26 14:13

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this is probably because the main URL of the site is differnt depending on where you view it from, right? for example, when you look at the site from your network, you use computername/xoops/index.php, while when viewing from the internet, you use http://www.mydomain,name/xoops/index.php.
In your mainfile.php file, you can only give one base URL, and the sit ewill use that everywhere. This is creating the problems, because when viewing from your network, it will try and find the image for the banner on http://www.yourdomain.name/xoops/etc., and not on computername/xoops/etc. And thus, it can't find it.

How to solve this? Hmm.. that's difficult. I remember having seen a post where you can put more then one XOOPS_URL in your mainfile.php, but can't find it. Perhaps another member can.

Herko

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nelson_cho
Re: No banner
  • 2006/2/28 14:44

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Thank you very much Herko.
I replace the domain name by the real IP in the virtual path of mainfile.php. It seems it work even view from remote hosts. The problems is, my IP is dynamic. It may change. How can I solve the problem? Am I need to build a DNS in my computer? Is there any easy method? Thank you very much again.

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iHackCode
Re: No banner

Could This Work?
define('XOOPS_URL'"http://{$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']}");


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nelson_cho
Re: No banner
  • 2006/3/2 10:59

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Thank you Bandit-X's suggestion. It is not working.

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Watdehek
Re: No banner
  • 2006/3/2 12:53

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Perhaps you can use a Dynamic DNS Service, like No-IP?

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