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This question is about the User Functions --> Preferences settings.
I was playing around with the "Excluded Items for " this evening
to get familiar with it so I would know how to responde to user inquiries.
So I selected some Topics to exclude
checkout the footer template file:
footer.thtml
located in: /path/to/geeklog/public_html/layout/themename/
Add in your custom HTML (no PHP knowledge needed). I've added my own CC
license there as well - mind you i opted to not show the graphic... you
can see what i've done here: http://axo
Just remove {copyright_notice} from
/path/to/geeklog/public_html/layout//footer.thtml and insert
the HTML you want.
--Tony
Simon wrote:
Can someone please tell me how to customize the copyright statement
that is put at the bottom of the page? I want to add a statement that
content is licens
Can someone please tell me how to customize the copyright statement that is
put at the bottom of the page? I want to add a statement that content is
licensed under a Creative Commons license, add the suitable logo.
I am a complete newbie when it comes to php (but not averse to learning),
so I
Thanks for your help. It was the $_CONF['path_images']. I will need to
review my installation notes to see why I changed the default value. I run
multiple instances of geeklog and probably changed it so each site would
write to their own /images directory and not the one under geeklog.
-Tod
Sorry, that should have read "relative value" at the end of my last post.
--TOny
Tony Bibbs wrote:
Hrm, I think you have an invalid value for one of your paths (maybe
$_CONF['path_images']). You should double check that and other
related paths because your error should give a full path value
Hrm, I think you have an invalid value for one of your paths (maybe
$_CONF['path_images']). You should double check that and other related
paths because your error should give a full path value not just the
absolute value.
--Tony
Todd Whipple wrote:
Thanks for the suggestion. I made sure t
Thanks for the suggestion. I made sure that directory was there, and with
correct permissions. I even ran the check.php and everything passed. But I
am still getting the error:
Specified upload directory, images/articles is not a valid directory
File Upload Errors:
Any other suggestions wou
You need to be sure that /path/to/geeklog/public_html/images/articles
exists and that the webserver user can write to that directory.
--Tony
Todd Whipple wrote:
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I have recently upgraded to 1.3.9, and thought successfully. This evening I
was try
Yes, there are settings in config.php which control this. It's quite
clear, IMHO.
Orvis, Joshua D. (HSC) wrote:
Anonymous users keep posting lists of links to porn sites on my
geeklog installation. Does anyone know how to restrict comments/etc to
registered users only? I’d like Anonymous user
I had the same problem recently. This setting is in config.php, change
$_CONF['commentsloginrequired'] = 1;
Orvis, Joshua D. (HSC) wrote:
Anonymous users keep posting lists of links to porn sites on my geeklog
installation. Does anyone know how to restrict comments/etc to
registered users
Anonymous users keep posting lists of links to porn sites on
my geeklog installation. Does anyone know how to restrict comments/etc
to registered users only? I’d like
Anonymous users to be able to read the stories, but only registered users could
comment on them.
Thanks
Joshua
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