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Hall of Famer 03-28-2013 03:21 PM

I see, there are two possible solutions to this problem. First of all, you can edit the script in class_sidebar.php, go to the method 'public function getSidebar()' and edit whatever you want inside. On the other hand, you can disable the default sidebar in ACP, and create a new module with html or php code specified.

GuardiansWish 03-28-2013 05:58 PM

Okay I'm not seeing public function getSidebar()

I'm getting things like public function setModule($module) and public function getMoneyBar() but no public function getSidebar()

Hall of Famer 03-28-2013 06:33 PM

Oh sorry, its getLinksBar(). XD

GuardiansWish 03-28-2013 07:03 PM

Okay, I see that now, but I don't know where to input the image.

AlexC 03-28-2013 08:50 PM

Hey HoF, I'm getting a funny error with my forum link... I have it in the sidebar, pointing to /forum, which is where the script is located, but I keep getting directed back to what I believe is the homepage? The address bar still says the proper url, but I'm not seeing my forum. I also tried /forum/index.php with the same result, and I edited the template to point to "http://rattiesftw.com/forum/" and "http://rattiesftw.com/forum/index.php" with no result either.

I believe somewhere you mentioned that the new url format automatically formatted links to match the new standard - is it possible that is the problem here?

Hall of Famer 03-28-2013 09:01 PM

Well your forum needs to have its own .htaccess file, if you are running mybb forum you should have one but it may be in .txt format. If you are running other forums, you will have to find a way to get a custom .htaccess file that works.

GuardiansWish 03-28-2013 09:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GuardiansWish (Post 26550)
Okay, I see that now, but I don't know where to input the image.

Don't know if you saw this or not ^^

AlexC 03-29-2013 07:57 AM

That seems to have done the trick, thank you very much!

Hall of Famer 03-30-2013 11:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GuardiansWish (Post 26554)
Don't know if you saw this or not ^^

Well this thread is supposed to be newbie Q/As. If you get further requests on advanced questions on how to improve your site, it's better to start another thread.

bobbybig 04-04-2013 12:36 AM

I did a fresh install new files and database followed the install/index.php all the way through the steps and got to the "view your website" link. When I click on the link I get a 500 error on the site. It shows in the url that I am on the url link for the index of the site, but all it does is stack up on the error_log file.

The single error is

[03-Apr-2013 22:38:14] PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined method File::getExtension() in /home4/lazygam2/public_html/steambots/classes/class_file.php on line 51

I have checked the class_file.php and followed it to line 51. This tells me that there is some problem in the file defines for the site, but the site is on a sub domain so I can not install it in a file location other than in the main sub domain location, but it doesn't want to except the file location unless it is defined or something like that.

I have followed the development of this script since its 1.0.1 version, and have always enjoyed this script. I wanted to update the use of the smarty template plugin myself but seeing as this is the direction this development was going I put it off. Now I can't even use the script and I don't know what to do about it.

Here is the url to the site

http://steambots.lazygamerz.com/index.php

link to the error log

http://steambots.lazygamerz.com/error_log

I hope there is something that can be done to fix this problem.


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