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| Topic: "Content" module in top navigation? | |
| ravenworks Replies: 16 Views: 19869 
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 Forum: v2.4 RN Issues
Posted: Mon Dec 27, 2010 6:02 pm Subject: re: "Content" module in top navigation? |
| AHA! I misunderstood your original meaning.
I thought you were referring to the overall width of the menu itself. I just uploaded your file (Thank you very much!)... adjusted maxWidth:30 and it all ... |
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| Topic: "Content" module in top navigation? | |
| ravenworks Replies: 16 Views: 19869
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Forum: v2.4 RN Issues
Posted: Mon Dec 27, 2010 5:14 pm Subject: "Content" module in top navigation? |
| Your file worked!
Many thanks. Now I notice that some of the "Content" categories and article titles are much longer than the width of the drop-down menu. The site is located here: http://www. ... |
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| Topic: "Content" module in top navigation? | |
| ravenworks Replies: 16 Views: 19869
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Forum: v2.4 RN Issues
Posted: Mon Dec 27, 2010 4:48 pm Subject: re: "Content" module in top navigation? |
| Hi Noel,
Can you be more specific as to what you want added to that top nav? - Keith Keith, Thanks for the reply. My client is hoping to have the contents of the "Content" module appear ... |
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| Topic: "Content" module in top navigation? | |
| ravenworks Replies: 16 Views: 19869
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Forum: v2.4 RN Issues
Posted: Mon Dec 27, 2010 4:41 pm Subject: "Content" module in top navigation? |
| spasticdonkey,
Many thanks for the reply. The holiday prevented me from getting back sooner. I am using the theme "Sand Journey" and I just tried the modifications you suggested. The result wa ... |
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| Topic: FCKeditor - file uploads directory path | |
| ravenworks Replies: 38 Views: 57484
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Forum: v2.4 RN Issues
Posted: Thu Dec 23, 2010 5:36 pm Subject: FCKeditor - file uploads directory path |
| AHA!
That makes sense. I do remember the 2 MB limitation. Thanks for the input. Now I can explain to my clients what is going on. We will be using an FTP program to upload files larger than 2 MB. ... |
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| Topic: FCKeditor - file uploads directory path | |
| ravenworks Replies: 38 Views: 57484
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Forum: v2.4 RN Issues
Posted: Thu Dec 23, 2010 11:11 am Subject: FCKeditor - file uploads directory path |
| Thanks for the reply.
Actually, replacing spaces with underscores solved the initial problem. However, it appears I can only upload files 2MB or smaller and I seem to remember some reference to an ... |
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| Topic: FCKeditor - file uploads directory path | |
| ravenworks Replies: 38 Views: 57484
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Forum: v2.4 RN Issues
Posted: Wed Dec 22, 2010 6:03 pm Subject: FCKeditor - file uploads directory path |
| Okay... I do need some more information, please.
Is there a file size limit to uploading PDF files? If so, can it be modified? I have not found an answer (as yet) in the forum. Thanks in advan ... |
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| Topic: FCKeditor - file uploads directory path | |
| ravenworks Replies: 38 Views: 57484
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Forum: v2.4 RN Issues
Posted: Wed Dec 22, 2010 4:01 pm Subject: FCKeditor - file uploads directory path |
| Hmm... Good point.
Yes, it had spaces. |
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| Topic: FCKeditor - file uploads directory path | |
| ravenworks Replies: 38 Views: 57484
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Forum: v2.4 RN Issues
Posted: Wed Dec 22, 2010 1:02 pm Subject: FCKeditor - file uploads directory path |
| Once again... your advice has helped.
I've been attempting to upload a PDF file as that is important for the website. I tried a different PDF file and it uploaded! (Never thought it might be a bad ... |
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| Topic: FCKeditor - file uploads directory path | |
| ravenworks Replies: 38 Views: 57484
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Forum: v2.4 RN Issues
Posted: Wed Dec 22, 2010 11:36 am Subject: FCKeditor - file uploads directory path |
| Thanks for the reply.
I just changed permissions to /userfiles/ and all sub-directories but no joy! It all looks like it is working but... the file never actually gets uploaded! Most perplexing... |
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| Topic: FCKeditor - file uploads directory path | |
| ravenworks Replies: 38 Views: 57484
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Forum: v2.4 RN Issues
Posted: Tue Dec 21, 2010 6:22 pm Subject: FCKeditor - file uploads directory path |
| Thanks for the fast reply!
I've checked all the permissions for /userfiles/ as well as the sub-directories. They are all set for 777. |
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| Topic: FCKeditor - file uploads directory path | |
| ravenworks Replies: 38 Views: 57484
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Forum: v2.4 RN Issues
Posted: Tue Dec 21, 2010 5:41 pm Subject: FCKeditor - file uploads directory path |
| I'm baaaaack!
Well... I don't know what happened but here's the story: Using RN 2.4.01 and the FCKeditor that comes with RN. rnconfig.php is set to $uploadpath = ''; (Also using the code provi ... |
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| Topic: "Content" module in top navigation? | |
| ravenworks Replies: 16 Views: 19869
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Forum: v2.4 RN Issues
Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2010 12:19 pm Subject: "Content" module in top navigation? |
| No problem...
I've looked into /includes/jquery/nukeNAV.php and now I just have to figure out the proper code. Thanks for clearing that up. The site is functioning so there is no rush, but any fu ... |
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| Topic: "Content" module in top navigation? | |
| ravenworks Replies: 16 Views: 19869
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Forum: v2.4 RN Issues
Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2010 7:12 pm Subject: "Content" module in top navigation? |
| nuken,
Thanks for the quick reply! That looks like it may work... however, I'm confused as to what file I find that in! Would it be nukeNAV.php? Noel |
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| Topic: "Content" module in top navigation? | |
| ravenworks Replies: 16 Views: 19869
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Forum: v2.4 RN Issues
Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2010 5:35 pm Subject: "Content" module in top navigation? |
| I've been searching for a while now and although I'm sure it must be here... I cannot find how to add the "Content/Modules" menu to the top (horizontal) navigation menu. It seems that some of the memb ... | |
| Topic: RN 2.4 Forum Problem: Attachments & Extensions | |
| ravenworks Replies: 5 Views: 5382
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Forum: v2.4 RN Issues
Posted: Thu Dec 09, 2010 12:26 pm Subject: RN 2.4 Forum Problem: Attachments & Extensions |
| Keith -
Well, it is the strangest thing... The code matches exactly but... I'm looking at the copies I have on my computer. But then I had the thought to check modification dates from my orig ... |
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| Topic: RN 2.4 Forum Problem: Attachments & Extensions | |
| ravenworks Replies: 5 Views: 5382
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Forum: v2.4 RN Issues
Posted: Wed Dec 08, 2010 11:34 pm Subject: RN 2.4 Forum Problem: Attachments & Extensions |
| Keith -
Thanks for the quick reply. Yes, /modules/Forums/attach_mod/attachment_mod.php exists - Noel |
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| Topic: RN 2.4 Forum Problem: Attachments & Extensions | |
| ravenworks Replies: 5 Views: 5382
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Forum: v2.4 RN Issues
Posted: Wed Dec 08, 2010 9:45 pm Subject: RN 2.4 Forum Problem: Attachments & Extensions |
| If this has been addressed elsewhere I apologize for posting it here but I could not find an answer.
Running RN 2.4.1 with the stock forums installation. In phpbb admin we get errors when accessin ... |
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| Topic: FCKeditor - file uploads directory path | |
| ravenworks Replies: 38 Views: 57484
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Forum: v2.4 RN Issues
Posted: Fri Dec 03, 2010 9:45 pm Subject: FCKeditor - file uploads directory path |
| Palbin -
That appears to have done the trick! When I uploaded the file it appeared in the "image" directory and not the parent directory, "userfiles". Therefore, when I select "Browse Server" i ... |
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| Topic: FCKeditor - file uploads directory path | |
| ravenworks Replies: 38 Views: 57484
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Forum: v2.4 RN Issues
Posted: Fri Dec 03, 2010 6:59 pm Subject: FCKeditor - file uploads directory path |
| A bit of an update...
I had originally tried installing a newer version of fckeditor when a failed attempt to install osCommerce by a third party seemed to create the original problems with the edi ... |
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| Topic: FCKeditor - file uploads directory path | |
| ravenworks Replies: 38 Views: 57484
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Forum: v2.4 RN Issues
Posted: Fri Dec 03, 2010 11:58 am Subject: FCKeditor - file uploads directory path |
| Guardian2003 - I just double checked... no index.html files in any of the sub-directories including the "userfiles" directory.
Thanks for the suggestion. |
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| Topic: FCKeditor - file uploads directory path | |
| ravenworks Replies: 38 Views: 57484
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Forum: v2.4 RN Issues
Posted: Thu Dec 02, 2010 10:09 pm Subject: re: FCKeditor - file uploads directory path |
| Thanks for the reply.
I used your file and when I tried to "Browse Server" in the editor I received this message: "The server didn't reply with a proper XML data. Please check your configuration." ... |
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| Topic: FCKeditor - file uploads directory path | |
| ravenworks Replies: 38 Views: 57484
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Forum: v2.4 RN Issues
Posted: Thu Dec 02, 2010 5:21 pm Subject: re: FCKeditor - file uploads directory path |
| Here is what I am currently using:
<?php /* * FCKeditor - The text editor for Internet - http://www.fckeditor.net * Copyright (C) 2003-2010 Frederico Caldeira Knabben * * == BEGIN LICEN ... |
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| Topic: FCKeditor - file uploads directory path | |
| ravenworks Replies: 38 Views: 57484
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Forum: v2.4 RN Issues
Posted: Wed Dec 01, 2010 11:49 pm Subject: FCKeditor - file uploads directory path |
| Just discovered that I may not have the file upload problem corrected after all!
All uploaded images are going directly into the "userfiles" directory and not into the proper sub-directory (as I th ... |
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| Topic: FCKeditor - file uploads directory path | |
| ravenworks Replies: 38 Views: 57484
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Forum: v2.4 RN Issues
Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2010 10:26 pm Subject: re: FCKeditor - file uploads directory path - SOLVED! |
| I think I found the solution!
In rnconfig.php I needed to put the complete upload path. I had been using: $uploadpath = '/userfiles/'; I changed it to: $uploadpath = '/mysite.com/home/mysite/ ... |
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