Bruce,
>I am not sure I understand this comment. Why would I expect it to be
>rejected?
I was actually half-joking.
Opening new windows is, IMO, a bad idea (see the forum thread I linked to
in my previous reply for a detailed discussion). And if you really,
really want that, then it should be e
Martin,
>So I freshly installed a new geeklog on the new host.
Good approach.
>Now I copied my stories from the old mysqldb. Also copied the users to the
>new db.
Wrong approach. You should imoprt the _entire_ database on your new host.
Also, try searching the forums on geeklog.net, as moving
Hey guys,
I have a few questions. Hope someone can help me out.
I got a new host, quicker and bigger. Good huh. But now I want to copy my
geeklog to the new host. I tried to just plain copy it .. That didn't work.
So I freshly installed a new geeklog on the new host. Works (more or less)
Now I co
Bruce, man, you are killing me. Here is most likley my last friendly
response. Read below
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When you say look at the config.php file, does that mean I can download it
and edit it and then upload it to my installation?
Config.php is the Geeklog configuration file. I
When you say look at the config.php file, does that mean I can download it
and edit it and then upload it to my installation?
The ability to include content into my site from elsewhere such as have a
weblog or rss feed or anything included into a block, which would be like
targeting it to a frame
