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Support => Older/other versions => cpg1.2 Standalone Support => Topic started by: Gabriele on April 06, 2004, 11:26:47 pm
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Hi!
I am new to php... :shock:
My coppermine (http://www.gvolpe.it) is working fine but (since I have installed phpBB integration and the hardwired theme) it shows this ï"¿ on the upper-left portion of the pages. I can't understand how it comes out...
What can I do??
Thanks!
G
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it's cause you have it right at the top of your hmtl.
ï"¿<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">
<html dir="{lang_dir}">
<head>
delete it from the top, and it'll be gone.
I'm pretty sure it probably happened whrn you added the header information.. over top of the header pic.
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Hi photoman, thank you for posting.
I have searched for that ï"¿ in my hardwired templates.html, and in index.php (main directory), phpbb.inc.php (bridge directory), and found nothing... :shock:
I'm worried it is generated by some badly modified php scripts, but can't understand where and how... :cry:
Any advice? Thanks!!
G
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try in your headers... since that's where it looks like you 'changed' something... could be in a few places...
if you want to add static html-content (for example your site logo), edit /themes/yourtheme/template.html - add/remove anything you want, but be sure to leave everything in that is in brackets.
if you want dynamic content (or want to add PHP-code), edit the file /themes/yourtheme/theme.php
if you know PHP (at least a little) and want to use PHP-includes, look for function pageheader in /themes/yourtheme/theme.php and You will need to add a new field {CUSTOM_HEADER} in your template.html file.
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My guess is one or more of your files from the coppermine package got corrupted. Get a fresh package and re-upload (no need to install from scratch, just overwrite your existing files).
GauGau
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What browser do you use?
I have the same problem when I view my CPG in Firefox but not in IE.
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If I remember correctly, this is caused by an encoding problem in the template.html file of your theme. Something to do with unicode.. I don't really remember. Anyway, if you display the page with Unicode, the characters won't show up.
Make a backup of the file, and fiddle around with the first few lines of the file. See if there are any spaces or characters in front of <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">
If not, try to make the first line blank, so the file starts from the second line. Or you could just remove <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"> conpletely. Give it a try~
If all fails, just use unicode as the default charset.