On 17 Jan, Derek Beattie wrote:
I was looking at the some of the sites that use Midgard. Stonesoft's main page
has one layout but if you click on any of the links it uses a different layout.
How is this done in Midgard. I assume that PHP is used and checks the page to
see if its the root
Hi !
I try building Midgard 1.2.5 with php-3.0.14 + apache-1.3.9 + MySQL 3.22.29
and recive next error :
gmake[1]: Entering directory
`/usr/local/src/apache_1.3.9/src/modules/midgard'
/usr/local/apache/bin/apxs -c -I/usr/local/include -L/usr/local/lib -lmidga
rd m
od_midgard.c
gcc
Normally when you create a host, you associate a style
with it. But you can also associate styles to individual
pages (with the pulldown menu in page admin).
Hmmm, there is a 'page admin' section in midgard?
Or are you just referring to a section under Layout Admin or
Content Admin? Just
On 18 Jan, Eric Thompson wrote:
Hmmm, there is a 'page admin' section in midgard?
Or are you just referring to a section under Layout Admin or
Content Admin? Just starting to use midgard and could not find a 'page
admin' section.
It is under the Host admin where you edit the page
Hi !
I try building Midgard 1.2.5 with php-3.0.14 + apache-1.3.9 + MySQL 3.22.29
and recive next error :
Please wait two or three days while I'll upload patches for PHP 3.0.14 to
http://www.midgard.f2s.com/ or alternatively you could get patches for 3.0.13
from there and re-patch 3.0.14
Thank you, found it. Just from a user-friendly point of view, seems like
Page Admin is a major sub-topic under Host Admin, since basically under
Host Admin you have either Host Admin sections or page admin sections.
Directory type layout is established, but the main thing happening is Page
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I think what you are referring to is under Host admin. At first, I coulnd not
find this either. Go to host admin, click on the host site, then you should
see the following:
Location:
http://www.host.com/
Authentication:
not required
Owner:
administrators
Style:
Some Style
Root page:
No that doesn't work, I get an error saying the C compiler cannot create
executables.
Any Ideas,
-Original Message-
From: Emiliano [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: 18 January 2000 15:34
Subject: Re: [midgard] Help, please. Getting Installation Errors
Ken Pooley wrote:
I want on the subsequent page to get the articles from the sub topic..so
first page has topics that are linked...press link go to subtopic page and
list articles...my idea is that if I can use the existing topics as the
basis for organization then the content creators can
Excellent,
got it going to the point where I now have the Libs and the database
installed.
Time for another question, I already have PHP installed, do I need to
install the midgard-php stuff?
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From: Emiliano [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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According to CubeSoft Networks (www.csoft.net), they plan to
start providing support for both Midgard and Zope within the
next couple of months.
Paul N.
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"Kueck, Mirko (K+K Solutions GmbH)" wrote:
we are in the process of developing an insurance internet booking
engine.
For this purpose we are looking for an PHP application framework that
provides the following features:
- User authentication (login and session tracking)
Check (with a
This sounds like a similar problem that I was having in doing a dynamic
nav-link style. I heard lots of advice in using argv to extract from the
$midgard-uri. I never did figure out why I couldn't get argv to work,
from all I can tell, it only holds the name of the last file in the
chain in the
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