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| December 30, 2008 @ 2:49pm | David,
Thanks for your reply. I did try to find out from the person that initially set up the menu block with the links to the articles but he said that he didn't do any custom coding. I'll do as you mentioned to see if that locates the problem.
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| COMING SOON: FlexCMS 3.0 | December 30, 2008 @ 11:41am | The FlexCMS development team is pleased to announce the upcoming release of FlexCMS 3.0!
Look for it to be released during the first quarter of 2009!
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| December 30, 2008 @ 11:31am | Rich,
This sounds like the same issue you were asking about here: http://www.flexcms.com/index.php/forum/6/317.html. My answer is essentially the same, but I'll try and give you some more information to point you in the right direction.
We've not heard of this issue from anyone else using FlexCMS, and given that you mentioned in the other thread you were going to check with someone else who worked on the site, you must have custom code somewhere that's redirecting them back from those articles. It could either be in one of the source files, or a PHP-enabled menu block.
The easiest way is obviously to ask the person who set it up where that code is, but if that's not possible for whatever reason, you can track it down on your own. Your first step is to turn all your menu blocks (just the ones with PHP code in them) off one at a time, and try the articles after each one is turned off -- I presume you'll turn one of them off and discover that's where your issue was.
If you've turned all your PHP blocks off and the issue still persists, you can also try replacing index.php and inc-na-idx.php from the upgrade installation package to flush out any modifications made there.
David |
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| News/Article Problem | December 29, 2008 @ 10:17pm | I have the News/Articles Module installed. I want to make certain areas available for the non-members to view. I created a page that then pulls from the news/articles portion. The code is as follows:
<DIV>
{FlexCMS-Articles|2|0,100|2}
</DIV>
This takes the users to the page that I created and displays the articles, however, when the users click on the tab to read the FULL ARTICLE:
... [Read More]
the user is then kicked back to my home page. Can you explain why this happens? Thanks for your help.
Rich
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| thanks | December 27, 2008 @ 7:37pm | I was just figuring out it was entirely a server-side issue...was going to duplicate table, rename and all that....until you pointed me to the "repair" button...
DUH!!
thanks,
heather |
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| December 27, 2008 @ 7:32pm | H,
That's a MySQL issue on the server side. Occasionally tables and databases develop issues like that, we've had it happen once or twice before on various projects.
If you have PHPMyAdmin available you can go in there and repair it pretty easily on your own (navigate to the list of tables, then check the box next to that one and select Repair from the dropdown at the bottom -- at least that's what it looks like in my version!). If you don't have that available, you could ask your host to do it (it's really called core-RecentActivity, not quite sure why the name looks different there). And failing those two we could give you a little script that drops that table and re-creates it (there's no really useful data stored in there, just sessions for guests and logged in users to track where they are on the site).
David |
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| Table marked as crashed | December 27, 2008 @ 7:09pm | I woke up happy to tinker, and then I saw this:
Table './atrocity/core@002dRecentActivity' is marked as crashed and should be repaired
any input would be helpful, will send info for account if needed. Did not see any other threads that related.
best,
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| December 19, 2008 @ 9:38pm | I don't see any changes there. The form post URL is still wrong because it's not in a section being processed as PHP code (or just hard code the URL of that page in there if you'd prefer).
I also don't see the <script language="javascript" src="js/chainedselects.js"> or anything similar in there that would call the required external JavaScript code.
David |
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| re: js file | December 19, 2008 @ 9:29pm | Yep the js folder went walkabout and I dont know how or why? However it is now back in place if you would like to recheck?
Many thanks
R |
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| December 19, 2008 @ 11:55am | The form post address portion is just HTML at the moment (outside the PHP tags in your script), so you'll need to either a) hard code that URL, or b) move that inside PHP tags and change it to a print or echo statement.
There also seems to be a JavaScript issue there now, with the "initListGroup" function you're calling when the page loads. I don't see that defined anywhere in the page, and the JavaScript file being included doesn't look to be there anywhere now. Maybe you removed it trying to fix that, part I'm not sure.
David |
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