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Please try switching allow_url_include to ON aswell. It's got to be one of those two.
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Same result, sadly.
allow_url_include On On Code:
DEBUG MODE is ON! |
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Anyway, I just visited your site and I wanted to ask. Can you share with us the code / edits that makes the articles appear so neatly on your CMS? Inside the green line below ? https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/attachmen...1&d=1315620875 I have been long waiting for such a nice flow, and I think me and a lot of others using the vbulletin CMS would certainly benefit from having it. Edit: not trying to steal your code, just the way your articles are displayed on the home page / blog roll. You know all images nicely at the left, and the info on the right. It looks perfect! |
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@ Rocketeer..
That looks like the default CMS design..!? You dont need a slider for that. Quote:
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Here is what i found.. (this part is untouched from what you have above, that we are supposed to put in php widget) Code:
//Debug Messages Here is what i get.. The UF image with my article text: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/attachmen...1&d=1315630872 ALSO.. I just noticed that when i click on an image it takes me to the wrong url.. its not showing the"forum" folder in the path.? Code:
http://www.mysite.com/content.php?r=251 Code:
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I was talking about the article display design he had. Its custom. I am not asking about the slider :confused: if you had read my post carefully I said I already had the slider installed :( (one of the first installs btw) and that others who are having the same issues as I had should look back in the first few pages Anyhow to the OP, I am just wanting to know about his article display design. Go look at the default vB article layout, its messed up compared to his. Look at the articles 1x1 in a blog roll image above, examine the area I placed in Green. |
That doesn't look like a vb4-cms at all. Judgeding from the code i severly doubt it is one.
@Gamelobby The wrong link to the articles has nothing to do with where the slider wants to save the images. Per default i'm asuming the content.php resides in the main http folder and not in a subfolder. Anyway, for that to work correctly search in the php widget code Code:
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//Build Array As for the other question why the images do not show up. Can you please post the debug messages the slider puts out in debug mode? As for checking how to find out whether fopen/ allow_url_open is active or not. I would have to google that aswell. Best is to ask your techadmin, since he is the guy who would need to activate it. @Kr33p3r I'll try to come up with a version on monday which pumps out a bit more debug to see what is going on there. Kinda lost right now. |
Yea, I meant it looks like just a default CMS layout. (1 Column & Sidebar) He just has articles on the left, & sidebar on the right... as far as i can tell. (If it's not default we can easily make that layout, cant we.?)
That's why i said you dont need a slider for that. I knew it wasn't the slider. lol |
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How do i do Debug mode.? & Who is my techadmin.? (Is that my hosting.?) |
Designwise it is possible, but it's not easy to force the vb4-cms to look decent. :P
Your techadmin is the guy who does all the coding on your board. Judgeding by your question you are. :P Please set the slider to debug mode (last FAQ question) and post the output, something might show up what can help us to solve your problem. |
Yup i guess that would be me. lol
Here is what i got. Code:
Warning: imagejpeg() [function.imagejpeg]: Unable to open '[path]/Forum/slider/slide_0.jpg' for writing: No such file or directory in [path]/packages/vbcms/widget/execphp.php(191) : eval()'d code on line 163 |
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