phpwcms Support Forum

Hi Pepe,

You were correct that there was 1 error in the rights (oops, I always double check that), but unfortunately, it didn't solve the problem. I still get exactly the same infinite loop while trying to add an extra structure level in admin.

Exactly the same way as I always do it: copy the files from local system to remote host, changing only the config file to meet the requirements of the new server. Then exporting the database using phpmyadmin and importing it on the new host. The site works fine, it's just the editing of the ...

Hi, I have a problem with a site when I try to copy it from the production location to the final destination. In the production location, everything is fine and I can do anything I want. But, when I copy the files and the database to the new server (any server, I've tried a couple also servers that ...

@typoid Was this comment meant for me? Because I did read through the whole message (even though half of it's in German and my German is quite bad) and saw that the register page was working for Phalancs. And I saw that he is planning on releasing the register form shortly. I was just wondering ...

Hi there,

Very nice hack! I just need the register option really badly. Is there any chance of putting up a beta version of it? If not, do you have any idea when it will be ready?

Thanks!

Hi there, I just tried to install the VTS system (latest version available) on my local (WinXP with latest version of Xampp installed) phpwcms installation (latest version, 1.2.6DEV 14-12-05). I have found out where to put all the changes, and I see the VTS menu in backend, but when I click it, I ...

No prob. Like your design by the way, very not CMS like. Hooray for CSS.

You can use this:

#navcontainer .listActive ul li a {
background-color: #FFFFFF;
}

to restyle the submenu underneath your current level. I just used white to test it, but change it to anything you want.

Use this code, it works when I put it in your existing CSS:

#navcontainer .listActive a {
background-color: yellow;
}

And of course for the pseudo elements you use

#navcontainer .listActive a:active {
SOME STYLE HERE
}

etcetera.

Good luck.

Have you tried using

#navcontainer li.listActive {
SOME STYLE HERE
}

Or how have you been trying to style your active links?

I don't know it this is all that you need, but with the code in this forum thread, you can separate the first level of navigation from the second and put that second level somewhere else on your page. I used it on http://www.menssana.nu for the submenus that appear on the left hand side. Hope it ...

I don't know it this is all that you need, but with the code in this forum thread, you can separate the first level of navigation from the second and put that second level somewhere else on your page. I used it on http://www.menssana.nu for the submenus that appear on the left hand side. Hope it ...

Hi, is there a way in which I can have the entire menu structure appear? So I don't want to see just the top level, I also want to see all the submenus. Now, maybe you're thinking, then why don't you create all the pages in the same structure level, but I want to style the different structurelevels ...

Hi there, I am looking for a way in which I can display the menu for a website the way I want it. I would like to have the following: when user opens site, the 1st and 2nd level should be visible, but they should look different from each other. Then, when the user clicks a 2nd level menu entry, the ...

I'm afraid I don't really understand what you're suggesting. How can this provide me with an automaticly generated title? Isn't there a piece of PHP code which I could put in the template that checks on which page the user is and gets the name of that page from the database? I'm really bad at PHP ...