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If you never use the internal stylesheet mechanism how do you edit your stylesheets?... If you are doing it by FTPing them back and forth isn't that kind of slow?... I can't speak for Russ but no, it isn't. Once the site layout is done, you never touch the CSS again until the next restyling. I don'...

a) there is a page called 'mailing lists' under the 'support' menu above b) there is an rss feed on blog.cmsmadesimple.org I know. While I believe that the term "blog" can be misleading for most people (that expect a different kind of content) it is true that 90% of the posts are just ann...

There is a mailing list available to notify you of new versions of CMS Made simple so that you don't have to visit the forums every day, I recommend everybody join it. Since a new release is incoming, what about putting a page about security (with a link to the mailing list and the security tips on...

I have two questions: 1) will 1.3 be directly compatible with sites built with 1.2.x or does it involve database changes? Reading the description I suppose it will be, but who knows... 2 actually more a (little) feature request rather than a question. CMSms has no core support fot the meta-descripti...

However I still had some problems, and things got even worse with 2.1 that was so broken that I couldn't even subscribe to the list (which worked in 2.0 and there are forum reports with the very same problem). So I lost any confidence with a piece of software that is apparently thrown out in the wi...

As for that specific error, yes, I found a solution, sort of... I activated the fastcgi mode on the server and it worked. Don't know why exactly, I suppose the reason is just because the fastcgi mode has longer timeouts. In fact NMS takes two seconds to send all the emails and 40 to do who-knows-wha...

OK, this is all vague enough that nobody will be able to help me. But my question is not so much "what did I do wrong", but more "where should I start looking to diagnose this". I can't seem to find any logging file that tells me what goes wrong. And without knowing what goes wr...

La prossima settimana lo devo installare e controllo. A questo punto posso solo farti i miei auguri. Ma come detto lascia stare il modulo perchè è facile che succeda qualcosa e poi bisogna sempre aggiornarlo ad ogni uscita, vedo meglio la traduzione del solo template con cui con un copia/incolla si...

'sto modulo mi tira scemo... 

Niente, devo fare ancora qualche prova, non capisco se ho toccato qualcosa io o se ci sono dentro buchi grossi.

Qualcuno lo ha provato a fondo e ha verificato che funziona tutto?

Quello che trovi nel file NMS.module.php sono i default template che verranno scritti poi nel DB. Esatto, visto che contengono del testo visualizzato nel frontend non capisco il senso di metterli lì. Secondo me, aspetto opinioni di altri  :), ha poco senso riscrivere il file (che viene modificato a...

Mah, i template va bene, ma le stringhe conenute in "NMS.module.php" credo starebbero decisamente meglio nei file della directory "lang". Ci sarà una ragione che mi sfugge.

Comunque ho tradotto il file, devo testarlo ma per stasera dovrebbe essere pronto. Lo attacco qui?

I don't know what the problem was in this case, but I noticed there is no default field in CMSms for the meta-description tag. Searching the forums I found how to add it to templates, if I recall correctly it was suggested by Calguy. Is this rather important field going to be present by default in V...

Since you are using firefox, take advantage of tabs. One for the template, one for the css, one for preview. And click "apply", not "submit".

Ho visto che impostando la lingua di CMSms su "italiano" vengono localizzate alcune parti del modulo NMS, ma non tutte. In particolare restano in inglese i template delle varie iscrizioni/conferme/annullamenti. Mi chiedevo se questo è dovuto a mancanza di tempo del localizzatore o lacune n...

Robert, to be honest I think that, for your own sake, you should calm down on this subject. When you put something in the public domain you have to expect such things. I've seen people selling a rebranded Joomla like a their own product (and they didn't even bother to change the favicon, go figure!)...