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any help?
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Well all I can say in my defence is that it worked for me when I tested it
I don't know why you are getting these errors... Chris |
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your forums must not have one or use the standard one. |
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You must edit this code so it has your directory
/home/username/public_html/directory It must be like that i beleive. Did you edit the code at all? |
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yes its right...
/kunden/homepages/18/d117741316/htdocs/forums |
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Here's what you change in signature.php: PHP Code:
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Chris |
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ohh man i learned something too!
cant thank you enough This is how i fixed it: I followed what you said but that worked halfway I added a line under the email var $TABLE_PREFIX= "table prefix"; and replaced all the "TABLE_PREFIX" with $TABLE_PREFIX |
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It's probably all the bad mysql_query's in there using double quotes and stuff - Not the greatest of code but functional
Chris |
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