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I've searched for every bug topic concerning the subject. Anyhow, i'm having difficulties going through the admin/forum page, i'm getting a blank page from it. I remmeber adding an table to have that resolved, but i don't remember what table. So if you can help me out, that would be great.
Also, i've uploaded the SQL 2 times already so everything from the nco ultra nuke 7.6 was inserted.
Thanks
Ok first off why dont you tell us what version of php-nuke you are running. Also any other modifications that you have performed such as patches or any modifications that involve your forums. I am assuming that you are running Nco 7.6 ultra. As far as uploading the sql file did you delete all of your tables then query the sql file. If you did that then you return your site to back to a fresh install. So I am confused as to what you did. If you are running Nco 7.6 ultra then I suggest that you download the patch to 3.1 this is only for Nco 7.6 ultra. That is the latest patch. As always backup your site fully before performing any of these updates and or modifications.
First of all, i've stated in the last sentence that i am using Nco 7.6 ultra. It was also a clean install which means i did it from no patches/upgrades or nothing. I've deleted and reuploaded the sql like 12x times already and still the admin/forum is blank. I've read a topic not so long ago on here about making an table to make the issue i'm having resolved.
Let me know what table that is, so i can create it.
If you uploaded all of the files and query the sql file you shouldnt have a blank forums/admin page with Nco ultra 7.6. I have personally put that up on a couple of sites with this php-nuke build and havent ran into that problem. As I have suggested for you to install patch 3.1 to your site. Keep in mind you will need to keep your full install of Nco 7.6 ultra since it is only a patch. If you dont want to do that then I would suggest that you backup your site entirely along with the mysql file for you site. You can delete the forums folder and then upload it again. The actual tables in your sql file have nothing to do with your forums/admin.php page. The sql file creates the different tables for different functions of your forums. I would do as I have suggested above install the 3.1 patch that should resolve the forums issue you have in addition to bringing your forums up to date. And as always backup your site and sql file fully before doing any updates or modifications.
Upgraded and still having the same issue. I'm telling you please tell nukecode on what table i should add, i remember it was an table that fixed this issue.
Ok your blank admin page has to do with a "file" problem not a table problem. If it were a table problem you would be pulling up a mysql error when you tryed to access that page. You apparently didnt upload everything correctly or you have tryed to do some kind of modification to your site's forums. The "tables" only store and pull information for the functions of your forums. But if you prefer to wait for NukeCode that is fine by me. I am giving you my opinion from my experiences of working on php-nuke sites.
Well everything was uploaded correctly also i havent modified anything it's a fresh nuke install also the sql was entered sucessfully. So i don't know on what to do.
Tell you what pm me your site info I will need your god admin name, password, ftp info and your site url. I will take a look at it tomorrow when i get on. Pm me that info and I will see what I can come up with.
Just fixed it. The problem was that i had the config.php outside of public_html for security reasons. So i placed it inside, and it worked. I guess i will need to put it in and out when i have to do changes on the forum.
Thanks for the help, and sorry for the trouble.
You need to keep the config.php file with your your other core files. With 7.6 ultra you can have the config.php file in your conf folder. But it has to be renamed to settings.php. Putting the config.php file outside of your root from your other core files is not suggested. Your forums and other aspects of your site will not work if it is not pulling from that config.php. You will need to place this file back with your other core files.
But putting the config.php file outside of public_html secures a tons. I don't know if i want to take a chance on getting the site hacked.
If they are gonna hack your site having your config.php file outside of public_html isnt gonna stop someone from hacking it. The files itself cant be accessed thru your web browser. If you type in
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