Your address (gc-campsite-support <at> gmane.org) has been removed from list campsite-support <at> campware.org, probably because we received non-delivery reports for your address. You can subscribe again : mailto:sympa <at> netfinity-4.mdlf.org?subject=sub%20campsite-support
Hi, I don't know how is your RSS feed template implemented but if you're using the "List Article" statement then you can easily order the articles by number: List Article .. Order byNumber asc/desc See also the manual: http://code.campware.org/manuals/campsite/2.6/index.php?id=75 Regards, Mugur --- <phorum <at> code.campware.org> wrote:(Continue reading)> Author: fadez > Link: http://code.campware.org/phorum/read.php?8,5045,5045#msg-5045 > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Hi > > There is just one way to order the headlines in the RSS Feed (order bydate) , can i order them > by the number of the article? > > -- > Sent from Campware Forums > http://code.campware.org/phorum >____________________________________________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail beta. http://new.mail.yahoo.com
Your database may be corrupted. Please dump the database and send it to me by email so I can check it.
Regards,
Mugur
Hi there,
When users try to fill in a comment on an article on our
website(http://www.nieuwsbedrijf.nl), they get an error like this:
Fatal error: Call to a member function on a non-object
in /usr/local/campsite/www-common/html/comment_lib.php on line 153
Does anyone of you have an idea on how to solve this?
Regards,
Jeroen van de Nieuwenhof
Hello all, as for campsite, there is an option to install campsite without root access. But you need to have at least shell access. However the best results we have if the installing person has root access to install all dependencies and to install campsite to proper folders. Also thanks to need of Apache virtual host enabled it is way simpler to install it on empty box than on hosting environment powered by cpanel. As for template design, it is very simple, but you usually spend huge time by tweaking the design and publication structure. therefore the main process is not a thing you will do in one day, even though you can. Therefore my advice is if you want to try, to try install campsite locally on some testing PC and try it there. Ondra chuck <at> chuckevansgolf.com píše v út 19. 12. 2006 v 23:55 +0100:> Am I understanding that Campsite will not install or run unless we have root access? > > We have both dedicated and shared servers and niether of our hosting companies will give us root access. > > Is there any other option with installing Campsite? > > Thanks, > > chuck evans
| chuck <at> chuckevansgolf.com
12/19/06 11:55 PM
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To: campsite-support <at> campware.org cc: Subject: [campsite-support] root access |
Sava, I saw on the Campsite - site - that there was an option for non-root access. We've been trying now for weeks to test Campsite and to find a hosting company that we can use for the testing and have had no luck! We really think that Campsite is what we've spent two years searching for but until we can fully test we can't be sure. Thanks, chuck> > Hi Chuck, > > You need root access to a Linux or FreeBSD machine to install > Campsite. Once you install it, there is no need to have root > access. So if your friendly provider gives it to you > temporarily, you are in business. > > What somewhat puzzles me is how you can have dedicated servers > without root access? I thought those were by definition servers with full root access? > > Otherwise, we have some professional Campsite hosters among > our community and they are on this list. > > Best regards, > > Sava > > > > chuck <at> chuckevansgolf.com > 12/19/06 11:55 PM > Please respond to campsite-support > > > To: campsite-support <at> campware.org > cc: > Subject: [campsite-support] root access > > > Am I understanding that Campsite will not install or run unless we have root access? > > We have both dedicated and shared servers and niether of our > hosting companies will give us root access. > > Is there any other option with installing Campsite? > > Thanks, > > chuck evans > > >Chuck Evans, Executive Director of Instruction www.MedicusGolfInstitute.com Direct Line: 1.480.862.6544 Reservations: 1.800.732.4995
Am I understanding that Campsite will not install or run unless we have root access? We have both dedicated and shared servers and niether of our hosting companies will give us root access. Is there any other option with installing Campsite? Thanks, chuck evans
| Chuck Evans <chuck <at> chuckevansgolf.com>
12/20/06 04:16 AM
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To: "sava.tatic <at> mdlf.org" <campsite-support <at> campware.org> cc: Subject: Re[2]: [campsite-support] root access |
Sava, Yes we've tried the demo but really want to see how easy it will be to create our own templates, and to be frank the demo isn't fully featured - there are limitations on it. I looked at all of the hosters you have on the site - I think there are 5 - and none of their plans were suitable. February huh? I really hate to wait that long we'd like to get this off the ground by the first of the year but we've waited two years so I guess another couple of months aren't going to kill us! I just wish there was a way to really get into Campsite and give it a thorough test. Thanks for your responses, chuck> > Chuck, > > Out of curiosity, have you tried our demo > (http://campsite-demo.campware.org/admin)? > > Other than that, wait for the hosters to wake up and see if > they can offer you some testing deal (they are based in Prague and Amman, respectively). > > The nonroot access has been tried, but as far as I can > remember, Mugur, the chief developer was warning against it > (read: it was a hard thing with uncertain success). And BTW, we > are in the process of rewriting the Campsite parser into php, > so you could host it wherever. Unfortunately, other demands on > the development team have pushed this all the way to February. > > Best, > > Sava > > > > > > > > Chuck Evans <chuck <at> chuckevansgolf.com> > 12/20/06 04:16 AM > Please respond to campsite-support > > > To: "sava.tatic <at> mdlf.org" > <campsite-support <at> campware.org> > cc: > Subject: Re[2]: [campsite-support] root access > > > Sava, > > I saw on the Campsite - site - that there was an option for > non-root access. We've been trying now for weeks to test > Campsite and to find a hosting company that we can use for the > testing and have had no luck! > > We really think that Campsite is what we've spent two years > searching for but until we can fully test we can't be sure. > > Thanks, > > chuck > >> >> Hi Chuck, >> >> You need root access to a Linux or FreeBSD machine to install >> Campsite. Once you install it, there is no need to have root >> access. So if your friendly provider gives it to you >> temporarily, you are in business. >> >> What somewhat puzzles me is how you can have dedicated servers >> without root access? I thought those were by definition servers with full root access? >> >> Otherwise, we have some professional Campsite hosters among >> our community and they are on this list. >> >> Best regards, >> >> Sava >> >> >> >> chuck <at> chuckevansgolf.com >> 12/19/06 11:55 PM >> Please respond to campsite-support >> >> >> To: campsite-support <at> campware.org >> cc: >> Subject: [campsite-support] root access >> >> >> Am I understanding that Campsite will not install or run unless we have root access? >> >> We have both dedicated and shared servers and niether of our >> hosting companies will give us root access. >> >> Is there any other option with installing Campsite? >> >> Thanks, >> >> chuck evans >> >> >> > > Chuck Evans, > Executive Director of Instruction > www.MedicusGolfInstitute.com > Direct Line: 1.480.862.6544 > Reservations: 1.800.732.4995 > > > > >Chuck Evans, Executive Director of Instruction www.MedicusGolfInstitute.com Direct Line: 1.480.862.6544 Reservations: 1.800.732.4995
hi Carlos ! is it the full error message that you got? if you may give us more information, please do it. thank you very much! On 12/15/06, Carlos Cabrera <ccabrera <at> elperiodico.com.gt> wrote:> > Hi, > I am using Campsite 2.6.3 in localhost as a test version to migrate from > 2.5.2, i migrate all the data (from 2.5.2 to 2.6.3) and everything works > fine, but when i wanna publish a new article, give me a error: Could not > create article. I dont know why, i have all permission (as Administrator), > what can be? > > Thanks. > > > -- > Carlos Cabrera > Desarrollo Web > Teléfono 2-362-0242 Ext. 2105 > > > -- > Visite elPeriódico-- -- /holman
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