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Support => cpg1.3.x Support => Older/other versions => cpg1.3 Themes/Skins/Templates => Topic started by: poifect on July 02, 2006, 06:34:04 pm
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Ok I honestly don't know where to post this...I was trying to add a theme I hadn't installed yet from a more recent coppermine gallery I'd installed (the one of which I talk gallery.apopplewell.org) is a bit older, the next thing I know it redirects me to this page
http://gallery.apopplewell.org/login.php (http://gallery.apopplewell.org/login.php) :-\
I tried reuploading the index and templates, I'm not sure if I've caused more problems...is this an easier problem then I'm making it out to be? Is it actually FATAL?! :o Please wb, this gallery gets a lot of hits and I don't want to let anyone down :-X
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You can't use a 1.4 theme with a 1.3 gallery, they are not compatible. Either update your gallery or remove the theme.
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Ok I deleted the water drop theme, and it atleast has a main screen again which is great, even tho its quite basic:
http://gallery.apopplewell.org/login.php (http://gallery.apopplewell.org/login.php)
But when I press login, it gives me this message:
http://gallery.apopplewell.org/login.php?referer=index.php (http://gallery.apopplewell.org/login.php?referer=index.php)
If you can't view that, it's :
Fatal error: Call to a member function on a non-object in /home/content/p/o/i/poifect/html/annapics/login.php on line 37
line 37 on login in bold
: $referer = $_GET['referer'] ? $_GET['referer'] : 'index.php';
if (strpos($referer, "http") !== false) {
$referer = "index.php";
}
$login_failed = '';
$cookie_warning = '';
if (isset($_POST['submitted'])) {
if ( $USER_DATA = $cpg_udb->login( addslashes($_POST['username']), addslashes($_POST['password']), isset($_POST['remember_me']) ) ) {
$referer=preg_replace("'&'","&",$referer);
pageheader($lang_login_php['login'], "<META http-equiv=\"refresh\" content=\"3;url=$referer\">");
msg_box($lang_login_php['login'], sprintf($lang_login_php['welcome'], $USER_DATA['user_name']), $lang_continue, $referer);
pagefooter();
exit;
} else {
log_write("Failed login attempt with Username: {$_POST['username']} from IP {$_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']} on " . localised_date(-1,$log_date_fmt),CPG_SECURITY_LOG);
I have no idea what this means... ???
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Also forgot to mention that I think I managed to save the current theme of waterdrop in config before I got all the errors, so it doesn't have any theme to use and is thus impossible to view ??? Or would it automatically use one of the other themes, the only ones I have are classic and fruity...? Thx
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Looks like you partially updated to 1.4. Update fully and run update.php.
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If I did partially update it, it wasn't on purpose. I ran the update.php and upgrade-1.0 if by run you mean transfer.
I don't know how to "finish" uploading it or what is missing. Can you please direct me to some place that explains this or tell me how?
Thanks :-\
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I'm sure you've already read the documentation (http://coppermine-gallery.net/demo/cpg14x/docs/index.htm#13), so just follow the steps. To run a php file you need to type the full address to it in your browser, ie http://gallery.apopplewell.org/update.php
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Ok, I'll be honest ... I'm lazy and I just don't want to do all that work. I wasn't intending to update anything is it possible I can still get the gallery to work (with any version) without updating?
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no, unless you figure it out on your own. I confess that I'm lazy as well... ::)
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Yes it miraculously worked! Love you!! :-* :-* :-*
And just so you know..which you probobly do..you don't need to make a backup of your entire albums..you should probobly take that out of the directions, as it would save a lot of time and its unecessary anyways
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If everything goes as expected, creating a backup is of course not needed. If things fail, you can safely recover from any disasters if you have a backup. A backup is just what the name suggests: a copy of all your stuff that you can use to go savely back in a case of a disaster. Of course, you can safe time if you don't backup before upgrading - you can do so if you know what you're doing. However, running a backup is recommended and therefor the recommendation stays in the docs.
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Well, I was having the exact same problem. I went back and uploaded all of my backup files. But now it's giving me "Not in Coppermine" for the anycontent.php!
Piss, I can't ever try something new with Coppermine without it getting messed up somehow. I wish I were Nick Burns.
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cause you don't call anycontent.php directly... it gets included into your index. Expected behaviour