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Posted: Thu 14. Apr 2005, 07:02
by Pappnase
pico wrote:Hi
I'm not shure (Ver. 1.1RC2 was before my time
) but I think that you have to update to 1.1RC4 or if you want to Ver. 1.2.1
hello
the best way is to update to 1.2.1.
Posted: Sun 24. Jul 2005, 23:43
by Altern8
theres no pics
Posted: Sun 24. Jul 2005, 23:45
by frold
Altern8 wrote:theres no pics
there are some other great resources here:
http://www.phpwcms-dcou.de
and
http://peperkorn-online.de/phpwcms.phtml
Posted: Sun 24. Jul 2005, 23:55
by Altern8
hey
ive seen them but i cant speak german
Posted: Mon 25. Jul 2005, 07:42
by jscholtysik
Hi Altern8,
there is also an english section at phpwcms-docu.de :
http://www.phpwcms-docu.de/index.php?en ... d74895fdef
Joachim
Posted: Tue 16. Aug 2005, 08:37
by Pappnase
hello
i have send an mail to steve and ask for the images!
Posted: Tue 16. Aug 2005, 21:25
by Pappnase
hello
images are stored no at the dosu site!
thanks to steve that he send me the images!
Can't create articles
Posted: Sat 22. Apr 2006, 23:00
by wrmetro
When I try to create articles, after I enter the basic info and send it (but before the page to actually enter the article) I get this message:
Warning: main(/usr/local/apache/htdocs/include/inc_tmpl/article.editsummary.tmpl.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/wrmetro/public_html/include/inc_lib/article.editcontent.inc.php on line 226
Warning: main(): Failed opening '/usr/local/apache/htdocs/include/inc_tmpl/article.editsummary.tmpl.php' for inclusion (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php') in /home/wrmetro/public_html/include/inc_lib/article.editcontent.inc.php on line 226
Any ideas??
Re: Can't create articles
Posted: Sun 23. Apr 2006, 02:04
by DeXXus
wrmetro wrote:Any ideas??
If you have this at the bottom of your "conf.inc.php":
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$_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] = '/usr/local/apache/htdocs';
Try changing it to this:
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$_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] = ' /home/wrmetro/public_html';
i found an error in the code!
Posted: Sun 10. Dec 2006, 04:33
by loub0999
If you're following along with this tutorialas I am, you will type all the tags as they appear in the screen snap shots. The problem is that one of the tags is missing a quotation (") at closing. So if you copy as is, there might be a problem with the results.
The line missing the quote is <div style="color:#333333;padding:20px;"> in the "main" box of the template window.
Re: here's a phpWCMS Quick Start Guide *IMAGES FIXED*
Posted: Tue 16. Mar 2021, 17:20
by rbrickyboy
Too bad Images no longer loads... I was looking for this information..
Re: here's a phpWCMS Quick Start Guide *IMAGES FIXED*
Posted: Wed 17. Mar 2021, 05:12
by Oliver Georgi
rbrickyboy wrote: Tue 16. Mar 2021, 17:20
Too bad Images no longer loads... I was looking for this information..
Solved for you?
Re: here's a phpWCMS Quick Start Guide *IMAGES FIXED*
Posted: Sat 20. Mar 2021, 06:20
by rbrickyboy
Hello Oliver,
apologies, I need this information to get started working on a simple project, I was trying to create a template, and is it possible to assign a template to different articles? I hope you could help..
Thank you so much
Re: here's a phpWCMS Quick Start Guide *IMAGES FIXED*
Posted: Sat 20. Mar 2021, 06:37
by Oliver Georgi
It depends on how you structure your articles. Every structure level can have a custom template. You can place only a singe article inside a structure level.
In addition every article and content section can have custom designed elements/behavior.
Usually there is one main template which defines the basic document structure, CSS and JavaScript and so on. Then you define how it looks in detail. Header slider here, big picture there and so on. Think of it like a puzzle.
On top of everything you have direct access to all rendering by PHP.