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Monday, 08 September 2008
I had a problem on libraries\joomla\filesystem\folder.php which I had to alter "strpos(" to "stripos(" on line 204:
if (stripos($path, $test) === 0) {
in some cases, an error message appeared saying that the path was not in the "open_basedir" because the path was written in a mixture of upper and lower case.
Eyal
Monday, 08 September 2008
It seems that the CODE_MEDIA_BASE constant should not terminate with a "/", as in some places another "/" is added to the end of CODE_MEDIA_BASE, resulting in an an formatted path (terminating with "//").
I altered my administrator\components\com_media\media.php in lines 33-35 which are:
if(substr(strtolower($view),0,6) == "images" || $popup_upload == 1) $path = "image_path";
define('COM_MEDIA_BASE', JPATH_ROOT.DS.$params->get($path, 'images/stories'));
define('COM_MEDIA_BASEURL', JURI::root().$params->get($path, 'images/stories'));
to the next few lines:
if(substr(strtolower($view),0,6) == "images" || $popup_upload == 1) $path = "image_path";
$tmpPath = $params->get($path, 'images/stories');
if(substr($tmpPath, -1) == '/') $tmpPath = substr($tmpPath, 0, -1);
define('COM_MEDIA_BASE', JPATH_ROOT.DS.$tmpPath);
define('COM_MEDIA_BASEURL', JURI::root().$tmpPath);
Hope this will help other who had the same problem as I did.
Eyal
Monday, 18 August 2008
I did register on the Joomla site. After I clicked on the verification link in my email, it took me to a site much similar to a wikipedia page. I assumed I was logged in everywhere, but this was not the case. And, when I did try to log in, I got all kinds of error messages, including wrong password, wrong verification code and so forth.
Thanks
Saturday, 10 May 2008
That looks like a problem with a module you have installed. So, I'd suggest that you go to the home page of the developer and ask for help or else ask for help in the joomla.org forums.
Thursday, 08 May 2008
PHP Notice: Constant _JEXEC already defined in C