Re: Phoenix CMS [UberEmu Compatible]
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#ErrorDocument 402 http://localhost/subscription_info.html
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#EnableMMAP off
#EnableSendfile off
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# the server, or you may simply copy their contents here and change as
# necessary.
# XAMPP specific settings
Include "conf/extra/httpd-xampp.conf"
# Perl settings
Include "conf/extra/perl.conf"
# Server-pool management (MPM specific)
Include "conf/extra/httpd-mpm.conf"
# Multi-language error messages
Include "conf/extra/httpd-multilang-errordoc.conf"
# Fancy directory listings
Include "conf/extra/httpd-autoindex.conf"
# Language settings
Include "conf/extra/httpd-languages.conf"
# User home directories
Include "conf/extra/httpd-userdir.conf"
# Real-time info on requests and configuration
Include "conf/extra/httpd-info.conf"
# Virtual hosts
Include "conf/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf"
# Distributed authoring and versioning (WebDAV)
Include "conf/extra/httpd-dav.conf"
# Implements a proxy/gateway for Apache.
Include "conf/extra/httpd-proxy.conf"
# Various default settings
Include "conf/extra/httpd-default.conf"
# Secure (SSL/TLS) connections
Include "conf/extra/httpd-ssl.conf"
#
# Note: The following must must be present to support
# starting without SSL on platforms with no /dev/random equivalent
# but a statically compiled-in mod_ssl.
#
<IfModule ssl_module>
SSLRandomSeed startup builtin
SSLRandomSeed connect builtin
SSLSessionCache "shmcb:logs/ssl.scache(512000)"
SSLSessionCacheTimeout 300
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This happened to me, apache not starting. But mine wasn't because of the config, I had to reinstall xampp and then reinstall coldfusion. And then it worked, otherwise when I had my apache server selected to run in coldfusion, apache wouldn't start.
Re: Phoenix CMS [UberEmu Compatible]
This is most likely the best releases ive ever seen. Phoenix cms and emu. Best ever. CMS is great. And the emu is just perfect. :P
Re: Phoenix CMS [UberEmu Compatible]
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Originally Posted by
thetrev14
This is most likely the best releases ive ever seen. Phoenix cms and emu. Best ever. CMS is great. And the emu is just perfect. :P
Agreed.
Re: Phoenix CMS [UberEmu Compatible]
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Originally Posted by
thetrev14
This is most likely the best releases ive ever seen. Phoenix cms and emu. Best ever. CMS is great. And the emu is just perfect. :P
CMS is great, thats true! but i dont have a opinion off the emu because i dont have a license :P
Re: Phoenix CMS [UberEmu Compatible]
So I have been editing this heavily making a theme and just basically customizing it to my liking. But I have a couple of questions.
How do I change it from saying "Phoenix 3.0" on the top corner of every page, the index page and such has it but the rest don't have a <title> tag in them, so I checked and I think it comes from hdr_generic, but it has symbols and stuff in it, and if i save it it screws up because of the symbols and the site own't work.
My second question, I had to make an htaccess, because if I change the name of the folder 1-Home to 1-Account the it still works except for a few links, like after you hit login, it still tries to redirect to 1-Home, but all the other links work fine, they detect the name change, and there isn't anything in the Characters.cfm that links specifically to 1-Home, I got it working with an htaccess redirect,but I'm just curious.
My third question, when you do a mail verifaction it sends the emial, btu the link that comes with it is...
Code:
system/functions/verifymail.cfm?mail=(MY EMAIL I REMOVED IT FOR SECURITY)&ver=597834
This means that I have to add my website in front of that address to verify, it's quite a pain to have to tell users that. Is there a way I can set what link it sends, so I can set it to have the full correct link?
Final Question, what is the games tab, I removed it because it links to a broken otaku link that is messed up.
Re: Phoenix CMS [UberEmu Compatible]
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Originally Posted by
Admiral-Speedy
So I have been editing this heavily making a theme and just basically customizing it to my liking. But I have a couple of questions.
How do I change it from saying "Phoenix 3.0" on the top corner of every page, the index page and such has it but the rest don't have a <title> tag in them, so I checked and I think it comes from hdr_generic, but it has symbols and stuff in it, and if i save it it screws up because of the symbols and the site own't work.
My second question, I had to make an htaccess, because if I change the name of the folder 1-Home to 1-Account the it still works except for a few links, like after you hit login, it still tries to redirect to 1-Home, but all the other links work fine, they detect the name change, and there isn't anything in the Characters.cfm that links specifically to 1-Home, I got it working with an htaccess redirect,but I'm just curious.
My third question, when you do a mail verifaction it sends the emial, btu the link that comes with it is...
Code:
system/functions/verifymail.cfm?mail=(MY EMAIL I REMOVED IT FOR SECURITY)&ver=597834
This means that I have to add my website in front of that address to verify, it's quite a pain to have to tell users that. Is there a way I can set what link it sends, so I can set it to have the full correct link?
Final Question, what is the games tab, I removed it because it links to a broken otaku link that is messed up.
You can't change the title because inside hdr_generic it is all encrypted code and changing it breaks it.. I tried it :)
As to your question about the email, if you go to system/email you can change all the links and put ur hotel url infront of the system/functions/verifymail stuff
Re: Phoenix CMS [UberEmu Compatible]
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Admiral-Speedy
So I have been editing this heavily making a theme and just basically customizing it to my liking. But I have a couple of questions.
How do I change it from saying "Phoenix 3.0" on the top corner of every page, the index page and such has it but the rest don't have a <title> tag in them, so I checked and I think it comes from hdr_generic, but it has symbols and stuff in it, and if i save it it screws up because of the symbols and the site own't work.
My second question, I had to make an htaccess, because if I change the name of the folder 1-Home to 1-Account the it still works except for a few links, like after you hit login, it still tries to redirect to 1-Home, but all the other links work fine, they detect the name change, and there isn't anything in the Characters.cfm that links specifically to 1-Home, I got it working with an htaccess redirect,but I'm just curious.
My third question, when you do a mail verifaction it sends the emial, btu the link that comes with it is...
Code:
system/functions/verifymail.cfm?mail=(MY EMAIL I REMOVED IT FOR SECURITY)&ver=597834
This means that I have to add my website in front of that address to verify, it's quite a pain to have to tell users that. Is there a way I can set what link it sends, so I can set it to have the full correct link?
Final Question, what is the games tab, I removed it because it links to a broken otaku link that is messed up.
I will add the option to change the header when I do housekeeping.
I guess I have a static link to 1-home somewhere, it's maybe in main.cfm in the root directory, check that out.
Email templates are all in /system/email/ - they're all html so edit to your liking.
There's nothing to the games tab, it was just a filler when I made the original thing, I don't use it for Habboon either.
Re: Phoenix CMS [UberEmu Compatible]
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Originally Posted by
Sojobo
I will add the option to change the header when I do housekeeping.
I guess I have a static link to 1-home somewhere, it's maybe in main.cfm in the root directory, check that out.
Email templates are all in /system/email/ - they're all html so edit to your liking.
There's nothing to the games tab, it was just a filler when I made the original thing, I don't use it for Habboon either.
Just a question, have you started housekeeping yet? :love:
Re: Phoenix CMS [UberEmu Compatible]
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Originally Posted by
Grant
Just a question, have you started housekeeping yet? :love:
Nope, I'm finishing off RetroTopsites, after which I will probably get started on Housekeeping. Just gotta finish off the in-links and then RTS is pretty much shweet for release, just done login and the user panel tonight.
Re: Phoenix CMS [UberEmu Compatible]
Few more questions, when My Habbo has VIP it still shows the HC image on my homepage, but in your image it shows the little VIP image.
When will the ability to login with a social network be available like in the images.
When will there be a release with credits and VIP page like in the images?
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You should also add a page system to the news comments, so the comments don't make the page a mile long.
Re: Phoenix CMS [UberEmu Compatible]
To have a VIP page Listing The VIP's
go to
http://spazzlake.co.cc/content/2-Community.zip
It's like the one on habboon
Re: Phoenix CMS [UberEmu Compatible]
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Originally Posted by
SpazzEmu
Where did you get that?
Have you upload the working DB yet? I still need a decent emulator until I buy Phoenix on friday.
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I had Main-FANCY kind of working before but now it doesn't
Re: Phoenix CMS [UberEmu Compatible]
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Originally Posted by
Admiral-Speedy
Where did you get that?
Its called "Coding". (Copying And Pasting the Staff Page and Editing some Stuff)
Re: Phoenix CMS [UberEmu Compatible]
I done a tab with VIP Details & Spotlight, pretty simple..
80% of the time, the pages are simple HTML.
Re: Phoenix CMS [UberEmu Compatible]
Got my PhX License ;D
Will probably make a test hotel later.
