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[kicsi2l8]

I'm in the process of tyiong to install postnuke (v0.750) and Coppermine (1.3.3) with the pnCPG hack. Both run fine independently, I have followed the instructions for pnCPG to step 5 (initialize and activate the module), but after that step, the icon for the configuration of pnCPG does not show up in the Admin panel.

any thoughts?

[kicsi2l8]

ok...did fresh installs and it worked...now i see the config icon (pnCPG)

now how do i add the block?

when i try to add it....i get these three options:

last albums coppermine block
random coppermine block
and picture scroller

but when i add any of those...i get an error on my page:

Query1 failed : Table 'kicsi2l8_postnuke.cpg132_albums' doesn't exist

[casNuy]

set the correct prefix within the block settings.
Cas

[jiberjaber]

I too am suffering from the admin icon not showing in PHP-Nuke admin.

I am running Coppermine 1.3.1 standalone (working fine) in a directory off the root ("/cm")
I am running PHP-Nuke 7.4 in a directory off the root ("/PHP-Nuke") (this is installed by my provider in Fantastico).

Other information (which may not be needed):
     Apache version    1.3.33 (Unix)    
     MySQL version    4.0.22-standard    
     PHP version    4.3.9    
     PERL version    5.8.4    
     Operating system    Linux    
     Kernel version    2.4.21-27.0.4.EL    

I have followed the readme upto step 6. 

I have installed the whole pnCPG into "/PHP-Nuke/modules" off the root directory.

I can click the pnCPG modules in the modules list on the left hand side and I get the following message "You can't access this file directly..."

I think I realy need to get the pn admin running to set teh cpg settings for the module.  How other than re-installing cpg can I get the admin icon to display? 

I would like to avoid  re-installing my cpg as it has been in use for about a year or so and would take a fair bit of setting up to get it back to how I have it now.

Can someone help me?

TIA

Jason

[Joachim Müller]

pnCPG is short for "PostNukeCoppermine". It will only work with PostNuke afaik. PHPnuke goes unsupported and will not work.

[jiberjaber]

Ack - that proably explains it (doh!)...  well seeing as I have postnuke available to me also, I'll install that then instead

Thanks for pointing out the obvious that I missed  

[fazaragoza]

I followed all the steps until step 4 for installation. However, pnCPG is not among the modules that need to be initialized. Im using:
pn0.761
cpg135
pnCPG 2.7.

I logged out and logged back in again but still cannot find pnCPG to intialize and activate.

Thanks!