@SubJunk well I commend you for undertaking it, honestly, I wouldn't even know where to begin!! I'll take your comments into consideration and will test the waters when there is some spare time. Thanks again for all your input and time, much appreci…
@SubJunk: hmm, ok! So now things are getting interesting... what kind of issues did you run into with Vanilla 2 then? Did you write about it here on the site (maybe this: http://vanillaforums.org/discussion/13314/problems-upgrading-from-vanilla-1.1.…
@SubJunk: thanks for all the advice and info, this helps a lot! To be honest I don't remember whether I made those changes to the core files or to a theme, it's too long ago... Will be a matter of time and to find out though :)
One of our members …
@SubJunk: hey thanks for all this man! Just downloaded the latest version. I'll try as soon as I have a bit of spare time, in case things go haywire. Should be ok as you wrote, but I'm still a bit anxious :) I do recall making some manual changes fo…
Hey @SubJunk, thanks for your reply!
Looks like our hosting (mediatemple) indeed updated to php 5.2. This causes a lot of strange errors and all of those were parsed to the screen.
I was finally able to update a couple of files by simply adding a …
Question: has the mktime() function been changed or has the above mentioned function (I mean UnixTimestamp()) been updated or changed in any way? We are getting lots of errors on our forum due to the mktime() function such as:
It is not safe to rely…
Hi,
I just installed this version and I have been playing around with it a bit. I added 'DateLastActive' and 'LastCommentPost' to the list so I would be able to see when users last logged in and when they last commented.
However, I noticed that the…
Hi,
I just installed this version and I have been playing around with it a bit. I added 'DateLastActive' and 'LastCommentPost' to the list so I would be able to see when users last logged in and when they last commented.
However, I noticed that the…
Thanks for this information - commenting out the line with
$s->AddWhere('u', 'RoleID', '', 0, '=');
did the trick (it was a higher line number for me as well)
Thanks for this information - commenting out the line with
$s->AddWhere('u', 'RoleID', '', 0, '=');
did the trick (it was a higher line number for me as well)
After some more research I found information in a few other posts. Those combined give me the following information:
vanilla.css: for general look & feel
people.css: for all people pages such as login,
vanilla.print.css: is used when you print…
Thanks sirlancelot!
I did see the page you linked to - that does help me to understand how to implement them. What I'm wondering about is whether I have to change just the one file called vanilla.css or all 4 .css files in that directory (vanilla.c…
After searching the forum for a while, I found that this solution (while otherwise described) solves the problem: Access denied 500 error on settings.php
After searching the forum for a while, I found that this solution (while otherwise described) solves the problem: Access denied 500 error on settings.php
^^ is this still the case? that a role can't edit itself?
because i'm experiencing some trouble with that. I added some extensions that do not set themselves automatically ticked for the admin. So you have to tick the boxes for the admin role, but …
Dang,
I've setup a new Vanilla Forum for a different purpose... and I'm running into the same issues. For some reason I can alter permissions for standard members/users, but I cannot alter anything that has to do with the Admin role. E.g. after ins…
I also can't change certain role/permission settings for the Admin. It works fine for the regular Members but not for myself.
For example: when I want to change the Admin name from "Administrator" to 'Admin" it gives that same error.
Or when I want…
doesn't work for me either - it worked before with 1.4 but now it doesnt work anymore
error message:
Some problems were encountered
An error occured while creating a new attachment folder. Check your upload path permissions
and yes, my directo…
It simply displays a standard Forbidden page (as if I were visiting the wrong directory)
"Forbidden
You don't have permission to access to this document on this server."
The problem now seems to be purely with the option 'check for updates' -…
I have the exact same problem as outbreak:
"Fatal error: Call to undefined function: discussionform_validateattachments() in /usr/local/psa/home/vhosts/zeptonn.nl/httpdocs/vanilla/library/Framework/Framework.Class.Delegation.php on line 36"
h…
ok, after reassigning some other user roles i got someone to check it out for me
he could only change 1 permission each time and then had to resave - trying to change more than one resulted in the same error
and in the end, the "check for updates"…
This one causes some big problems on my forum
First it displayed a syntax error on line 94 and the whole forum was unaccessable
Now I deleted the extension but the forum still displays error messages as it can't find the extension... aah!