php-nuke problems
Yup, that's right, another linux site. I have had this domain for several years, but a lot of the content was old and out dated. I decided I would use php-nuke to create a new site, but I have come upon a few problems with it. I use NS 7 and everything looked fine, but I went back and looked at it in NS 4.79. It doesn't even show up. Like it's missing a table tag somewhere. It looks different in IE too. Looks great on Linux, but the point of the site is for people that don't use Linux to learn more about it. Anyway, any suggestions or comments are welcome.
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mjames posted this at 19:37 — 22nd February 2003.
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Moved to appropriate forum...
It sure is strange that it works in NS and not IE, it's usually the other way around. I wouldn't worry about NS 4x unless you have over 2% or 3% of your visitors using it.
Also, could you shorten your signature to four lines or so? It is violating our Guidelines if you exceed that. Thanks.
Busy posted this at 22:14 — 22nd February 2003.
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your code doesnt validate (using the link on your site), looks like your missing or have a misplaced /table tag, also things like width=" " on images will make them not display at all in some browsers and not display but leave a pixel or two in others. nosave="" isn't a html tag. you shouldn't put css (class="??") in font tags.
validate your code and fix things like "" which is the same thing. you should try use more CSS and put things like center tags into td, p, div tags etc with align="center".
You should also try break your tables down some, you have a lot of heavly nested tables in there.
c-double posted this at 22:30 — 22nd February 2003.
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php-nuke is a datebase driven portal script written in php. It's not like I wrote the code. I was able to fix a couple things, but some of the code is over my head.
Not sure why they moved this post. This is a database, php, mysql question. Stupid moderators.
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Suzanne posted this at 22:44 — 22nd February 2003.
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That's just lovely, thank you for your respect, c-double. The problem is NOT a database, php, mysql question, it's a DISPLAY problem.
If you cannot edit the templates for display in php-nuke (and we know that it's possible), that doesn't make it a different sort of problem!
Busy posted this at 22:45 — 22nd February 2003.
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abusing the moderators wont help you.
this isn't a server side problem, its a coding problem (html).
you need to get into your templates and fix the code.
just curious, if some of it's over your head, why are you "Specializing in E-Commerce, Database, and Web Hosting Solutions"
c-double posted this at 23:17 — 22nd February 2003.
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Most of what I learned was several years ago. Php4 has a lot of new stuff in it. Css and Dhtml are all new to me. I was a server admin and database application developer at my last job, but that was over a year ago. I specialize in that area becuase most of my clients either want shopping carts hosted or database apps hosted. It's not that hard to install perl and php scripts, but it's another thing trying to debug someone else's code.
I'm trying to go through the templates now. I appreciate your trying to help me. I saw that several of you were mods, and I was simply trying to make a joke.
C-Double Web Development
Suzanne posted this at 00:32 — 23rd February 2003.
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That's some joke. I'm hurting from laughing so hard.
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