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I'm still having some issues with this.

I should point out that I have pretty url's enabled and mod_rewrite.

There doesn't seem to be any difference in the structure of the confirmation url generated, only the unique id. Some of them cause the 500 server error, others work perfectly.

I'm using the following: CMS Version 1.6.6 CMSMailer 1.73.14 CGExtensions 1.17.6 NMS 2.2.3 I've got my NMS installed and users can join a mailing list. The confirmation email is delivered successfully but when I click the confirmurl I'm usually presented with an "Internal Server Error 500"...

My tag? Do you mean the method/parameters I'm using to call the module?

Yes, the attribute need to be within the element tag, otherise your code is broken.


- not -
class="foo"

See herefor more info on css classes

I would also love to see an example

Also useful: Colorzilla and MeasureIt, a colour picker and on-screen ruler. Both very handy when tweaking your css.

Is that just a stock template or have you stripped it down to what you need? I'll do the work for you if you're really stuck but better you learn how to do this yourself. Basically, all you need to do for each tag is a quick check of $node->extra1 and see what it's value is. Eg, previous example: {i...

Oh, also, your stylesheet entries have to have . before them to make them classes... eg .link1 {color:#000036;} .link2 {color:#F6A901;} ... Plus, in your source code, the classes aren't appearing in any of your elements, they're just floating, they need to be included inside a link or someting. Eg: ...

Post your menu template, we need to add the bit there

Easily done with your menu manager and stylsheet. Go into each of your pages, go to the Options tab, under "Extra Page Attribute 1:" put in "link1", "link2" etc. Then in your menu template, have something like {if $node->extra1!==''} class="{$node->extra1}"{/i...

So, assuming you're just using text links, change your CSS to: <style type="text/css"> <!--   a:link{color: #000; text-decoration: none; }   a:visited {color: #000; text-decoration: none; }   a:active{color: #000; text-decoration: none;   a:hover{color: #000; text-decoration: underline; } ...

Why not just make them into a bulleted list and use something like:
That would work...

I'm also having this problem, as is someone else in the forum. I'm using the following modules: CMS Version 1.6.6 Installed Modules CMSMailer 1.73.14 FileManager 1.0.1 MenuManager 1.6.2 ModuleManager 1.3.1 News 2.10.3 nuSOAP 1.0.1 Printing 1.0.4 Search 1.6.1 ThemeManager 1.1.1 TinyMCE 2.5.5 CGExtens...

I'm also getting a similar issue when using the Products module and trying to add a hierarchy. It had been working ok but then, without making any changes, I'm getting "error - Array" when trying to add a new one. I have the following moudles installed: CMS Version 1.6.6 Installed Modules ...

Brilliant, that worked a treat. Thank you.

It also solved some issues I was having with the Products module.